LifePointe Christian Church - Toano

LifePointe Christian Church - Toano LifePointe Christian Church gathers with a desire to connect our community and world to Jesus while helping, serving, and loving others.
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We meet at 8841 Richmond Rd (across from Two Drummers) in Toano at 8:15, 9:45 & 11:15 am on Sunday. 8841 Richmond Rd
Toano, VA 23168

Tonight’s the final night of our elementary VBS and it is going to be EPIC!
06/25/2026

Tonight’s the final night of our elementary VBS and it is going to be EPIC!

We just got a sweet card of thanks in the mail from Debbie and Jeramiah Hayes, missionaries we support at Yugo Ministrie...
06/24/2026

We just got a sweet card of thanks in the mail from Debbie and Jeramiah Hayes, missionaries we support at Yugo Ministries in Ensenada, Mexico!

"Our friends on the LPCC Missions Team,
We've arrived and wanted to thank you for covering our travels, packing, and next steps in prayers. As well as the financial gifts that have gone towards helping us set up our new home base in Chapultepec, Mexico. We are in the midst of our busiest session, but wanted to pause and acknowledge our appreciation for your support. Thank you. We serve alongside you and thank you for our partnership.
God Bless,
Jeramiah & Debbie"

Pray for Jeramiah & Debbie as they work with the churches and teams that come to Ensenada - Just like LifePointe's Team Mexico is doing this summer - to help build homes, create life-long relationships, and share the incredible love of Jesus!


06/21/2026

Message: Broken Kingdom - Voices in the Chaos
Text: Hosea
This Sunday we jump back into our “Chronology” teaching series, a 30-week journey through the story of Scripture from beginning to end. From the opening pages of creation to the final vision of restoration, we’re walking through the Bible as one unfolding story of God’s faithfulness, redemption, and purpose.
This will be our shortest movement, “Broken Kingdom." The glory of Israel begins to crack as compromise, pride, and spiritual drift slowly pull God’s people apart. What began with wisdom and blessing under Solomon descends into division, idolatry, and rebellion as the kingdom fractures and the people trade God’s voice for their own desires. Into the chaos, God sends courageous prophets to confront kings, challenge corruption, and call the nation back to faithfulness, but their warnings are often ignored. Movement #3 is filled with political tension, spiritual collapse, and heartbreaking consequences, yet even in judgment we see the relentless mercy of God pursuing His people. What looks like the end of the story becomes the setup for redemption, proving that even when God’s people wander, He never stops calling them home.

Father’s Day is this coming weekend and we are looking forward to celebrating the men who have influenced our lives. Wea...
06/20/2026

Father’s Day is this coming weekend and we are looking forward to celebrating the men who have influenced our lives. Wear a Hawaiian shirt this Sunday to honor them! And all dads and dad-like dudes can enjoy some deconstructed bacon and apple crumble on the patio between services. Thanks, guys, for all you do!

LifePointe Family,Last week, Scott Kline informed us that he will be stepping down as the Children’s Director at LifePoi...
06/17/2026

LifePointe Family,

Last week, Scott Kline informed us that he will be stepping down as the Children’s Director at LifePointe this August and returning to teaching in the classroom in the WJCC school system. Though we were obviously disappointed to receive this news, as Scott shared the motivation behind this decision, we could not help but be excited for Scott and Kay Dee, and for this next season in their family's life.

Scott and Kay Dee’s oldest (Nolan) will be getting married next year, their middle child (Ryan) will be playing collegiate football this fall, and their youngest (Becca) will be a rising junior in high school and the family’s newest driver. Scott shared that teaching provides a schedule and structure that is better suited for their family in this next season.

For those who may not know, Scott and Kay Dee began attending LifePointe in April of 2008. At that time, they had only one child (Nolan) but would soon welcome Ryan and Becca. Early on, Scott and Kay Dee became highly involved at LifePointe, serving as small group leaders, KidPointe volunteers, and much more. At one point, Scott even served as an elder at LifePointe.

Under Scott’s leadership, our children’s ministry grew from a few dozen kids on Sunday mornings to more than 200 every Sunday. Scott and his team helped to create a first-class children’s ministry program that was safe, inviting for all kids, and (most importantly) taught them about the love of Jesus.

Needless to say, his leadership, influence, and presence will be greatly missed.

Since learning of Scott's decision, our leadership team has been working closely with Scott and Jennifer, our associate director, to ensure a smooth transition. We know that many families and volunteers are part of this ministry, and we want to ensure that our KidPointe team has everything they need to continue to minister effectively to our kids. We are grateful for Jennifer and our incredible KidPointe volunteer team, whose dedication and leadership will provide continuity throughout this transition.

Our leadership team has already begun developing the strategic plan to help us maintain excellence in KidPointe as we launch a search for our next KidPointe Director. This search will be both local and national in scope. In addition, we have committed to hiring additional temporary staff to support KidPointe during this search, ensuring this ministry has everything it needs to continue to thrive.

In the meantime, we invite you to join us in praying for the Kline family and for LifePointe. Over the coming months, we look forward to celebrating Scott and thanking him for his years of faithful ministry and leadership.

Please pray for the Klines as they prepare for this next chapter, and pray for our families, volunteers, Jennifer, and our leadership team as we move forward with confidence and anticipation for what God has in store for LifePointe.

Together We Thrive,

LifePointe Leadership Team
Bill Bray (Elder), Chris Kelly (Elder), Bill Hall (Elder), Bob Lassiter (Elder), Robert Meeker (Elder), James Rogers (Elder), Phillip Murdock (Lead Minister)

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Peanut butter and jelly donations have been flying off the shelves in our community. Here are a few spots your donations...
06/16/2026

Peanut butter and jelly donations have been flying off the shelves in our community. Here are a few spots your donations have been helping to support so far!

-West Point YMCA Little Free Food Pantry
-Parent Child Development Center of West Point Little Free Food Pantry
& many more to come!

Matthew 25:40 says: “Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me”. It might just look like a bottle of jam and a jar of peanut butter, but it is way more than that. You are reflecting the heart of Christ by serving a tangible need. Your donations are helping to prevent people in our community from going hungry. Thank you!

We are constantly blown away by your huge outpouring of support and desire to serve our neighbor like Jesus. PB&J is a quick and easy grab for parents, kids, and people of all ages. It's a great source of protein too! Keep up the AMAZING work!!!

Keep shining your light- whether that's with a donation of pb&j, sharing a kind word to a stranger, helping out a neighbor, or letting the Holy Spirit lead in conversations to help draw someone to Christ!

Thank you again!

Sincerely,
Kyndal Johnson
Director of Worship & Compassion

06/14/2026

This Sunday we jump back into our “Chronology” teaching series, a 30-week journey through the story of Scripture from beginning to end. From the opening pages of creation to the final vision of restoration, we’re walking through the Bible as one unfolding story of God’s faithfulness, redemption, and purpose.
This week, we move into our shortest movement. Movement #3, called "Broken Kingdom," is fittingly three weeks long.
In “Broken Kingdom,” the glory of Israel begins to crack as compromise, pride, and spiritual drift slowly pull God’s people apart. What began with wisdom and blessing under Solomon descends into division, idolatry, and rebellion as the kingdom fractures and the people trade God’s voice for their own desires. Into the chaos, God sends courageous prophets to confront kings, challenge corruption, and call the nation back to faithfulness, but their warnings are often ignored. Movement #3 is filled with political tension, spiritual collapse, and heartbreaking consequences, yet even in judgment we see the relentless mercy of God pursuing His people. What looks like the end of the story becomes the setup for redemption, proving that even when God’s people wander, He never stops calling them home.
Whether you’ve been with us from the start or you’re jumping in now, this is a perfect place to engage with the big story of Scripture and discover how your story fits into God’s story. Join us this Sunday as we step back into the journey!

It’s back! 🙌This Sunday we jump back into our “Chronology” teaching series, a 30-week journey through the story of Scrip...
06/08/2026

It’s back! 🙌

This Sunday we jump back into our “Chronology” teaching series, a 30-week journey through the story of Scripture from beginning to end. From the opening pages of creation to the final vision of restoration, we’re walking through the Bible as one unfolding story of God’s faithfulness, redemption, and purpose.

This week, we move into our shortest movement. Movement #3, called "Kingdom Torn," is fittingly three weeks long.

In “Kingdom Torn” the glory of Israel begins to crack as compromise, pride, and spiritual drift slowly pull God’s people apart. What began with wisdom and blessing under Solomon descends into division, idolatry, and rebellion as the kingdom fractures and the people trade God’s voice for their own desires. Into the chaos, God sends courageous prophets to confront kings, challenge corruption, and call the nation back to faithfulness, but their warnings are often ignored. Movement #3 is filled with political tension, spiritual collapse, and heartbreaking consequences, yet even in judgment we see the relentless mercy of God pursuing His people. What looks like the end of the story becomes the setup for redemption, proving that even when God’s people wander, He never stops calling them home.

Whether you’ve been with us from the start or you’re jumping in now, this is a perfect place to engage with the big story of Scripture and discover how your story fits into God’s story. Join us this Sunday as we step back into the journey!

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8841 Richmond Road
Toano, VA
23168

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