Welcome to Kingdom Point Church — Georgetown, TX

What Is a Non-Denominational Church?

A non-denominational church is a Christian congregation that operates independently of any denominational hierarchy or governing structure. Rather than following the doctrinal framework of a specific denomination — such as Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran, or Presbyterian — non-denominational churches are guided directly by Scripture, led by local pastoral leadership, and governed by their own statement of beliefs.

At Kingdom Point Church, we believe the Bible is God's inspired Word and the foundation for all faith and practice. We hold to the core beliefs of historic Christianity — the divinity of Jesus Christ, salvation through faith in Him, and the resurrection — while remaining open to the full work of the Holy Spirit in the lives of believers today. This Spirit-filled, Bible-centered approach reflects the heart of the non-denominational tradition: faith rooted in Scripture, expressed in community, and empowered by the Spirit.

Non-denominational churches in Georgetown, TX vary widely in style, theology, and culture. If you are exploring what it means to attend a non-denominational church, Kingdom Point offers a place to ask honest questions, experience authentic worship, and encounter God's presence in a welcoming, Christ-centered environment.

Join Us This Sunday

Sunday Worship Service: 10:30 AM

Our Sunday services include passionate worship, biblical teaching, prayer, and time to connect with others. We design every service to be accessible to first-time visitors and meaningful to longtime believers — you do not need a church background to belong here.

What to Expect at Your First Visit

When you arrive at Kingdom Point Church for the first time, our team will be ready to welcome you. Services typically run approximately 75 minutes and include contemporary worship music, a message from the Bible, and time for prayer. Children's ministry and nursery care are available during the service so your whole family can attend together. We encourage you to arrive a few minutes early — our welcome team will be happy to show you around, answer your questions, and help you get connected.

What We Believe

• The Bible is God's inspired, authoritative Word — our guide for life, faith, and community.
• Jesus Christ is the Son of God, who died for our sins, rose from the dead, and offers salvation to all who place their faith in Him.
• The Holy Spirit empowers believers today through spiritual gifts, prayer, guidance, and transformation.
• Salvation is available to all who confess faith in Jesus Christ — not earned by works, but received as a gift of grace.
• God heals, restores, and delivers — we believe in the active, ongoing work of God in the lives of people.
• Every believer is called to grow as a disciple and share God's love with the world around them.
• Jesus Christ will return and establish His eternal Kingdom.

As a non-denominational church, we do not hold to a specific denominational creed. We are committed to the whole counsel of Scripture and to fostering a community where people from different backgrounds can grow together in faith. Read our full statement of beliefs.

Our Mission: Reach, Relate, Restore, Release

Kingdom Point Church exists to Reach, Relate, Restore, and Release people through Christ-centered worship, discipleship, and community outreach.

Reach — We are committed to reaching people in Georgetown, TX and beyond with the hope of the Gospel. Faith begins with an encounter, and we create environments where that encounter can happen.

Relate — Community is not an add-on to church life; it is central to it. We build genuine relationships that go beyond Sunday mornings through small groups, ministries, and shared life together.

Restore — People come to us carrying real pain, real questions, and real burdens. We believe God still heals, restores, and delivers — and we walk alongside people in that process.

Release — Every believer has a God-given purpose. We are committed to equipping and releasing people to live that purpose fully — in their families, workplaces, neighborhoods, and across the world.

Ministries at Kingdom Point Church

• Children's Ministry — Age-appropriate, engaging experiences for kids during Sunday services.
• Youth Ministry — A community where teenagers can grow in faith, identity, and friendship.
• Small Groups — Midweek gathering spaces for deeper connection, Bible study, and prayer.
• Worship Team — For those called to lead others into God's presence through music and the arts.
• Outreach & Community Service — Serving Georgetown and Williamson County through tangible acts of love.
• Prayer Ministry — A dedicated team available for personal prayer during and after services.
• Livestream — Full Sunday services broadcast online for those who cannot attend in person.

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Georgetown, TX — A Growing Community of Faith

Georgetown, Texas is one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States, and its faith community reflects that growth. Kingdom Point Church is rooted in this community — located conveniently along Old 1460 Trail with accessibility from Georgetown's expanding residential areas, including Sun City, Wolf Ranch, Teravista, and Georgetown's historic downtown corridor.

Whether you are a longtime Georgetown resident or have recently relocated to the area, finding a church home is one of the most meaningful steps you can take in a new community. We invite you to make Kingdom Point Church that home.

Plan Your Visit

• Service time: Sundays at 10:30 AM
• Address: 1351 Old 1460 Trail, Georgetown, TX 78626
• Parking: Free on-site parking available
• Dress code: Come as you are — we mean it
• Children: Kids' ministry available for infants through elementary age
• First-time guests: Stop by our welcome area after the service

Plan your visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to be a non-denominational church?

A non-denominational church is an independent Christian congregation that is not affiliated with or governed by a specific denominational organization (such as the Southern Baptist Convention, United Methodist Church, or Presbyterian Church USA). Non-denominational churches hold to the core doctrines of Christianity — the authority of Scripture, the divinity and resurrection of Jesus Christ, and salvation through faith — while operating without the hierarchical oversight of a denomination. At Kingdom Point Church, our beliefs and practices are shaped entirely by Scripture and pastoral leadership rooted in the Georgetown, TX community.

What does Kingdom Point Church believe?

Kingdom Point Church is a Spirit-filled, Bible-believing congregation. We affirm the inspiration and authority of Scripture, salvation through faith in Jesus Christ, the present-day work of the Holy Spirit including spiritual gifts, and the physical return of Jesus Christ. We believe God heals, restores, and delivers people today. Our full statement of beliefs is available on our Beliefs page.

Are non-denominational churches basically Baptist?

Not necessarily. While some non-denominational churches share theological overlap with Baptist doctrine (particularly around believer's baptism and congregational governance), non-denominational churches span a wide theological spectrum. Some lean Calvinist, others Arminian; some are cessationist, others are charismatic or Pentecostal in practice. Kingdom Point Church is Spirit-filled and affirms the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit — which places us in a distinctly different theological tradition than most historically Baptist churches.

What should I expect at a service at Kingdom Point Church?

Sunday services at Kingdom Point Church include contemporary worship music, biblical teaching from the pastor, a time of prayer, and opportunities to connect with the congregation. Services run approximately 75 minutes. Children's ministry is available during the service. The atmosphere is welcoming and accessible — no church background or dress code required.

Does Kingdom Point Church offer online services?

Yes. Kingdom Point Church offers a full livestream of Sunday services for those unable to attend in person. Visit our Livestream page for access.

What ministries does Kingdom Point Church offer?

Kingdom Point Church offers ministries for children, youth, small groups, worship, outreach, and prayer. We also offer a regular calendar of community events. Visit our Ministries page for a full list of active programs.

How do I get connected at Kingdom Point Church?

The best first step is attending a Sunday service and stopping by our welcome area afterward. From there, joining a small group is the most direct path to building relationships and finding your place in the community. You can also contact us directly at (512) 900-5950 or info@kingdompoint.org.

What is the address and service time for Kingdom Point Church?

Kingdom Point Church is located at 1351 Old 1460 Trail, Georgetown, TX 78626. Sunday worship services begin at 10:30 AM. Free on-site parking is available.

Does Kingdom Point Church practice believer's baptism?

As a Bible-believing church, we affirm baptism as an act of obedience and public declaration of faith in Jesus Christ. Contact us at info@kingdompoint.org or speak with a team member after a Sunday service to learn more about our baptism process.

What is the difference between non-denominational and interdenominational?

Non-denominational churches operate independently and are not affiliated with any denominational organization. Interdenominational organizations, by contrast, involve cooperation between multiple denominations while their member churches remain denominationally affiliated. Kingdom Point Church is non-denominational — fully independent, governed locally, and aligned solely with Scripture.

Is Kingdom Point Church affiliated with any network or movement?

Kingdom Point Church is an independent, non-denominational congregation. We operate under local pastoral leadership and are not formally affiliated with any denominational or parachurch governing structure.

How can I request prayer at Kingdom Point Church?

You can submit a prayer request through our Prayer Request page at any time. Our prayer team takes each request seriously and commits to interceding on your behalf. Prayer ministry is also available in person after Sunday services.