Prescott Valley

We are transforming an old grocery store into a place to gather as neighbors and discover the life of love and purpose God has for us.

We see the beauty in Prescott Valley. We see the potential. We also see the needs. We are working create a place where kids are nurtured, youth are mentored, and connections are built. Our heart and our hope is to see us become a stable and strong community of people who have the skills and support to receive God’s love and reflect it back to our families and neighbors.

We dream of preschool space, fun after school programs, mentoring and coaching for youth and adults, an amazing indoor park, an inviting coffee shop, and more. And, of course, a place to gather for church, too.

For more detail about our plans in Prescott Valley and the heart behind it, watch this conversation between John and Owen.

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Our heart for Prescott Valley is all about making connections that make us healthier and stronger – physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Our plans for Prescott Valley fit inside our larger vision to see people encounter Jesus, engage deeper in their faith with Jesus, and be empowered to see Jesus – throughout Northern Arizona and beyond.

In the past few years, we have been taking steps toward this vision through our Whatever It Takes campaign. Our first steps were to expand and update our Prescott campus along with our technical capacity through our online campus and digital communication upgrades. This allows us the ability to welcome more people to our Prescott campus and into our online spaces.

Next, we linked up with our friends at Global Hope Network International. GHNI is a Jordanian-led ministry that brings hope and healing to Yemini, Syrian, and Iraqi refugees who live in Jordan. Their heart to love their neighbors aligns with ours. A portion of all donations to our vision fund goes to establish and sustain a ministry headquarters for GHNI in Jordan.

Today, we plan and prepare to establish a home for Heights in Prescott Valley that offers hope, hospitality, and practical help to our neighbors.