Shelter residents are regulars at our community meals, but we also serve homemade food to other locals in need of food or fellowship. We average 200 people per meal. All of the food is made and donated by our church family.

Run the sound and light system, trouble shoot equipment, or keep our social media up to date.

Prayer is our way of communicating with God. It is central to everything we do at Bridge Point Church.
This is a ministry that everyone can be involved in.

Our mission is to lead men to Christ and disciple them toward maturity in Christ, so that they develop spiritually and become a positive spiritual influence to those they encounter in their journey on this earth.

September at Bridge Point Church means FAMILY FUN FEST! Our goal is to provide an inexpensive day of fun and relaxation on our church grounds for our neighbors and the community

Coffee, tea and water are available before the worship service to anyone coming to church. After church, snacks are served as people congregate in fellowship. Higher Grounds Cafe workers make snacks for or help in the kitchen on Sunday mornings.

We are a group of fun-loving people who love to worship Christ through music. We sing and play worship music for Sunday services and have a great time doing it!

In the Circle of Sisters Ministry, our leadership team works to provide opportunities for women to connect with ladies in and outside of our church family.

Since 2008, Bridge Point Church has been filling shoeboxes with toys, school supplies and other fun items to send to needy children around the world. Along with these fun boxes is the most important gift, the message, “God loves you, He sent His Son Jesus to save you”.

Do you love taking care of flowers and yard work? The Trustees are in charge of keeping our building and grounds in good condition. We have annual cleanup days and other events where our grounds crew helps during the year.

First Impressions is an integral part of our ministry at Bridge Point. They are the people who greet newcomers and regular attendees in our parking lot, at the door, behind the Connecting Point desk and as you enter the worship center.

The Christian church was born and nurtured through small groups that had a transformational impact on people’s lives and the growth of the Church. We want to continue this pattern as found in Acts 2:42.