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Annual Impact Report

Look What God Has Done

Real Life · Safe Place · Sent People

Dear North Point family,

Kristen and I didn’t want this report to start with a chart. We wanted it to start with “Thank you.”

These pages cover the last twelve months, a stretch that included a pastoral transition. This church didn’t sit still through it. 288 people decided to follow Jesus, and 367 got baptized. More than 1,068 people walked through our doors for the first time and found somebody waiting to welcome them. That’s the fruit of Jeremy’s leadership that got us here, and a church that stayed faithful when it would have been easy to wait and see. Thank you for staying faithful to North Point Church. It’s made a difference.

Drew and Kristen Williams outdoors on a path under the trees

So why a report? Because we want you to know what your generosity is doing. From here on, every year, we’ll show you what God did over the past year and where the money went. Some years will be all good news. Some years will include the hard parts. Either way, you’ll hear it from us first, and you’ll get it straight. Trust is built slowly, and we want you to see what your giving has already done before we ask you to trust us with what’s next.

For over twenty years, North Point has been a safe place to find and follow Jesus. That isn’t changing. We’re building on it. The best thing a safe place can produce is people who go live it out somewhere else: at work, at school, at the kitchen table, in the checkout line at the grocery store. Jesus put it plainly: “As the Father has sent me, even so I am sending you” (John 20:21). That’s the next page of our story. Real life. Safe place. Sent people. All for Jesus.

Thank you for trusting us with this church. The best part of this job is hearing what God is doing in and through you out there, Monday through Saturday.

See you Sunday.

Drew and Kristen Williams

This Is Our Story

Every number in this report represents a person. Someone who walked through our doors for the first time, stepped into the water at baptism, or gave sacrificially so someone else could meet Jesus. This year's story is told in four parts: finding Jesus, following Him, investing in the next generation, and sending our arrows out beyond our walls. Thank you for being part of every page.

2025 at a Glance

  • 3,140

    Average weekly attendance

  • $6.4M

    Given in 2025

  • 1,068

    First-time guests

  • 367

    People baptized

  • 6,932

    Easter attendance

  • The congregation gathered for worship, the band lit on stage

    3,140 average weekly attendance

  • A woman coming up out of the baptism tank with both arms raised

    367 people baptized

  • People talking together in the lobby at the Republic campus

    1,068 first-time guests

  • Families walking into the building as a volunteer holds the door open

    6,932 Easter attendance

Section One

Finding Jesus

We are seeing hundreds of people make decisions to follow Jesus.

Average Total In-Person Attendance

0 1,000 2,000 3,000 2,583 2016 2,615 2017 2,571 2018 2,536 2019 2,072 2020 1,655 2021 2,034 2022 2,571 2023 2,978 2024 3,140 2025
Average weekly in-person attendance by year, 2016–2025
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YearAverage weekly attendance
20162,583
20172,615
20182,571
20192,536
20202,072
20211,655
20222,034
20232,571
20242,978
20253,140

  • 1%

    Springfield Campus growth

  • 4%

    Nixa Campus growth

  • 15%

    Republic Campus growth

  • 40%

    Springfield Dream Center Campus growth

Families playing lawn games outside at a campus event
Families talking with a volunteer in the lobby before service

North Point Through the Years

  1. 2003

    North Point launches

    North Point Church begins with a vision to create a safe place for people to find and follow Jesus.

  2. 2005

    A home on Norton Road

    North Point moves into its Norton Road location, creating space for the church to continue growing.

  3. 2007

    Norton auditorium expands

    An expanded auditorium makes room for more people to gather.

  4. 2011

    Nixa campus launches

    North Point launches its Nixa campus, extending the ministry into another community.

  5. 2016

    Springfield Dream Center launches

  6. 2017

    Joplin campus launches

  7. 2019

    Joplin campus closes; Nixa land purchased

  8. 2020

    COVID; services move online; Springfield Dream Center campus launches

  9. 2021

    Republic campus launches

  10. 2023

    Nixa campus moves to new building

  11. 2025

    Republic campus moves to new location

Section Two

Following Jesus

Generosity that fuels the mission.

All of this is possible as a result of your generosity.

Volunteers standing at the back of a box truck loaded with donations

2025 Giving

$6,402,251

Given by North Pointers in 2025 to fuel the mission.

Annual Giving

North Point Church Springfield Dream Center

$1M $2M $3M $4M $5M $6M $7M $3.0M $2.6M 2016 $4.2M $2.6M 2017 $3.6M $3.1M 2018 $4.1M $3.5M 2019 $4.0M $3.2M 2020 $4.3M $3.4M 2021 $4.9M $3.8M 2022 $5.8M $4.5M 2023 $5.6M $4.0M 2024 $6.4M $4.2M 2025
Total annual giving (North Point Church + Springfield Dream Center), 2016–2025

2022–2023: $435K raised for Nixa FF&E at new building. 2024: $225K raised for DC Basement Remodel. 2025: $700K raised for DC Basement Remodel; $400K raised for Republic Campus Renovation.

2025 Giving Allocation

49% 35% 16%
  • 49% Personnel
  • 35% Facilities & Expansion
  • 16% Ministry & Arrows Out

How every dollar given in 2025 was invested, across North Point Church and the Springfield Dream Center

These figures reflect combined giving and expenses for North Point Church and the Dream Center. Personnel expenses include staff serving both the church and the Dream Center.

*Note: Our cash reserves decreased by $475,000 in 2025, primarily to fund necessary repairs at the Springfield campus.

Section Three

The Next Generation

Investing in kids and students.

We believe every kid and student is worth investing in, today and for eternity.

Kid Point

  • 512

    Elementary kids at Kids Camp

  • 269

    Volunteers served at Kids Camp

  • 626

    Avg. global weekly kids attendance

Students

  • 272

    Students at Students Camp

  • 74

    Volunteers served at Students Camp

  • 427

    Avg. global weekly students attendance

Kids Camp 2025 Recap
Students Camp 2025 Recap

Section Four

Arrows Out

We exist for others. We are committed to bringing help and hope to people and the community around us.

Big Win

$483,904

given through North Point to our trusted local and global partners.

When you give to North Point, you give through North Point to our partner organizations like Convoy of Hope, Crosslines Community Outreach, Pregnancy Care Center and the Springfield Dream Center. That's how we live out our Arrows Out value, reaching the most vulnerable in our community with the love of Jesus.

  • 1,515

    Kids gifted Christmas presents at our Christmas Give Back

  • 1,653

    Backpacks provided at our Back-to-School Give Back

People choosing gifts from tables of toys at the Christmas Give Back
Families at tables of clothing and school supplies at the Back-to-School Give Back

Springfield Dream Center

A majority of our Arrows Out giving went to our local partner, the Springfield Dream Center, who meets real, everyday needs through their Help programs while opening doors to deeper connection and stability.

  • 61

    Students enrolled at the Springfield Dream Center Academy

  • 72,400

    Diapers distributed, serving 1,448 kids and 285 families

  • 2,561

    Meals served, with 323 first-time guests

  • 51

    Unique kids in Toddler Time since its May 2025 launch

A Springfield Dream Center volunteer talking with guests around a table during a weekday program

2025 Board of Directors

  • Drew Williams

    President / Lead Pastor

  • Kevin Howard

    Vice President

  • Austin Houp

    Secretary

  • Jenna Rust

    Treasurer

  • Will Moore

  • Garth Hill

  • Matt Morris

Be Part of 2026.

Every number on this page started with someone deciding to be here.

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