2025 was a year of focused impact, meaningful change, and quiet restoration. It was not flashy. It was not easy. But it was deeply significant. We watched God continue His steady work through Centre Point in ways both visible and unseen.

We stepped into our city through service projects that reminded us the Church is at its best when it moves toward people. We crossed borders on a trip to El Salvador and saw firsthand that the Kingdom of God is bigger than our building, bigger than our budgets, and bigger than our comfort. It stretched us. It unified us. It reminded us why we say yes.

Our Next Generation ministries continued to grow in strength and depth. Students found a home. Kids encountered Jesus. Leaders stepped up. Youth Camp was more than an event. It was a marker moment. The launch of a new Youth Ministry home created stability and space for discipleship that will ripple forward for years.

We served families through our hamper programs. We offered our Free Clothing Store and created dignity for people who needed practical support. These were not programs to check off. They were tangible expressions of who we believe we are called to be.

We celebrated five baptisms. Five stories of surrender. Five public declarations that Jesus is still changing lives. We stood with three families as they dedicated their babies, committing themselves to raise the next generation in faith. Those moments anchor us. They remind us that formation takes time, and we are in this for the long haul.

Behind the scenes, we navigated change. We moved offices. We adjusted rhythms. And yet, in the midst of transition, God continued to build His Church.

Christmas Eve marked the end of our year and our largest attendance to date. Not because we chased numbers, but because people invited friends. Because newcomers felt safe enough to walk through the doors. Because something is stirring.

2025 was not about hype. It was about health. It was about strengthening foundations. It was about trusting that God restores, rebuilds, and renews in His time.

And we believe He is not finished.