What is Neighborhood doing in Kingsburg?

Later this year, Neighborhood Church is launching a new campus in Kingsburg. After months of prayer and conversations with the leadership of Hope Kingsburg, we felt that Jesus was opening the door for a new opportunity. The idea is simple: to bring the mission of Neighborhood Church into a new community.

Neighborhood Church Kingsburg will not be a separate church plant. It will be a full expression of Neighborhood Church—one church in two locations, united by the same leadership, mission, vision, and values.

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Why Kingsburg?

Hope Kingsburg had been experiencing significant challenges and began exploring what could come next. Their leadership reached out to us, asking whether Neighborhood Church could be part of a new beginning.

As we listened, prayed, and met with their church family, it became clear that this was more than just a good idea—it was an invitation. Kingsburg is a growing, vibrant city that deserves a church that is community-minded, Jesus-centered, and welcoming to people who might not attend church anywhere else.

Recent data shows that approximately 47.1% of Kingsburg’s 13,000 residents are considered “unchurched”—that’s over 6,000 people not currently connected to a faith community. And when we look at the broader region, including Selma, Reedley, and Dinuba, that number grows significantly. Across these four cities, nearly 43,000 people are estimated to be unchurched.

We see this as a tremendous opportunity to reach those who may feel overlooked, disconnected, or spiritually curious.

FAQs

  • 1301 Stroud Ave, Kingsburg, CA 93631

  • Yes. From the very first Sunday, there will be safe, welcoming, and age-appropriate environments for kids.

  • The worship, teaching, and Sunday experiences will align with what happens at the Visalia campus, shaped specifically for our Kingsburg location.

  • Yes. Neighborhood Church remains one church. Everyone is welcome to freely attend either campus as they desire.

  • Regardless of which campus you attend, you will still be part of the Neighborhood Church family! Neighborhood Church already gathers as one church with three Sunday service times. Each service is a unique expression, yet fully united. Now, we’re multiplying across locations in a similar way. Kingsburg and Visalia remain united in mission, culture, and community, with shared events and teachings across both campuses. It’s still Neighborhood Church—just in more places!

  • Yes. Launching a campus creates more space for people to help out by serving on a team. If you’re interested in helping out, we’d love to talk with you about what that could look like.

  • Yes! Whether you’re going or staying, this is a chance for all of us to take a step forward. As some volunteers head to help launch Kingsburg, new opportunities open up for others to serve, grow, and lead in Visalia. This is a church-wide moment to rally together and make space for more people to experience Jesus.

  • If you’re curious about the Kingsburg campus—even just to learn more or stay in the loop—join the interest list. There’s no commitment. It’s simply a way to get updates and explore how you might be involved.

Still have questions? Reach out to Jordan Brokaw at jordan@ncvisalia.com.

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