The Community Pentecostal Chapel is one of the five churches serving the Christian community on Bell Island, the largest of many islands in Conception Bay. The pioneer assembly was started under the leadership of Pastor John W. Hammond (1976-80) and opened its doors for Worship on September 12, 1976; the church steadily grew to a hundred strong by 1979. The pioneer work was initiated as the missionary Vision of the Sunday School of Bethesda Pentecostal Church in St. John's, the church building was built with the large offerings given by Elim and Bethesda Pentecostal assemblies. A number of pastors served the Community Chapel after Pastor Hammond; the better known among them were Pastors Brown (1981-83) and Don Young (1983-85). After Pastor Young left the church membership declined and almost dwindled to Nothing by 1989. Thereafter it was used as a preaching outpost by the four Pentecostal assemblies of St. John's.

In 1994 under the lay leadership of Keith King who revived the Kid's Club (attendance of 40-50) and Helena and Wallace Highmore and Linda Spencer of Bell Island who helped in coordinating the church actives on Bell Island. The church attendance has grown again to more than 25, Made up mostly of young people. The services held on Friday evenings, usually attracts 60 youths.

There is no full time Pastor at this parish, each Pastor takes turns coming over from St. John's on service days.