On 31 May 1990, The Baron Campbell of Eskan, the first Chairperson of Milton Keynes Development Corporation, broke ground on the site.
On 4 June 1990, construction work on the church.
Iain Smith, of Planning Design Development in Milton Keynes, designed the church.
The Church Square, around the site was built by Beazer Developments and the church building was constructed by Marriotts of Rushden.

On 20 December 1991, construction was completed at the church was handed over.
 On 12 January 1992, the congregations moved into the new church.
On 29 March 1991, the cross was placed on top of the church.
It was designed by Alan Evans, an artist from Stroud in Gloucestershire.

To the top of the lantern, the church is 101 feet high and the cross adds another 18 feet to the height.
 The City Counselling Centre is based alongside the church.

On 13 March 1992, the church was dedicated by Queen Elizabeth II in a service where the music was composed by Jonathan Dove.
On 31 May 1990, The Baron Campbell of Eskan, the first Chairperson of Milton Keynes Development Corporation, broke ground on the site. On 4 June 1990, construction work on the church. Iain Smith, of Planning Design Development in Milton Keynes, designed the church. The Church Square, around the site was built by Beazer Developments and the church building was constructed by Marriotts of Rushden.
On 20 December 1991, construction was completed at the church was handed over.  On 12 January 1992, the congregations moved into the new church. On 29 March 1991, the cross was placed on top of the church. It was designed by Alan Evans, an artist from Stroud in Gloucestershire.
To the top of the lantern, the church is 101 feet high and the cross adds another 18 feet to the height.  The City Counselling Centre is based alongside the church.
On 13 March 1992, the church was dedicated by Queen Elizabeth II in a service where the music was composed by Jonathan Dove.
Church of Christ the Cornerstone