...where it started 

   When Faith Meets Reality

        In September of 1997 we held our first unofficial meeting in our newly purchased 5 acres of property which included a feed store and a single wide mobile home. We were in the process of remodeling both when we held our first meeting with 40 people who were interested in becoming part of a new church. We held our “grand opening” service on November 7th with 126 people which was every chair we could fit in the building.     During the first six months we experienced a lot of growth and immediately began enlarging our sanctuary to seat 220 people.

   Growing Kids Preschool

We also started “Growing Kids Preschool” and built a building for our preschool and Sunday Children’s ministry.

  Building Again

  After going to three weekend services we built a 17,000 sq. foot facility that included an 800 seat sanctuary, café, classrooms and offices and we purchased six additional acres for future growth.



 

   Reaching Out

Part of our vision has always been to be a blessing to our community. One way of doing that was to open “Hopes attic” thrift Store with 5,000 square feet that generates funds that are used to help the community.



 

One Church Two Locations

We have believed we could more effectively reach the Mayer & Spring Valley community where many families of our church live so we have launched our second location at Mayer High School in Spring Valley. We have also opened a second thrift store in that community which has allowed us to build new relationships many of which have led to new people attending church.      

 Expanding Vision

   We realized that the name to Bradshaw Mountain is geographical the Prescott Valley area and we needed to adjust our name to facilitate one common identity as a covering over all the ministries and locations so we developed “LifePointe Church of Bradshaw Mountain” our newest location will be “LifePointe Church of Spring Valley”  

   Life Groups

Life groups are the life in LifePointe church. We have small groups that meet throughout the week all over the surrounding areas. Topics range from special interest groups, bible studies, to home groups.   Jesus told us to go into the highways and byways and compel people to come in. That’s what were trying to do. The message is sacred. The method is not. We want to use every tool at our disposal to share the good news.