Our church building’s construction project is wrapping up! The new bathrooms are being installed, the flooring is being put down and the Summit Kids classrooms are being finalized.

Paul and Brennyn Buscarello—both members of our staff—reflect on God's unique faithfulness in their marriage, family and life's purpose.

Pastor Andy Metzger reflects on his role in the founding of The Summit Church, and shares his favorite memories of God's miracles in creating and sustaining the church body.

Stephanie -- the church's City Group Director -- shares how God has molded her through the community she's found in the last 10 years at The Summit.

Worship Director Evan Rogg reflects on his transformation through the power of worship, and his journey to find expectancy in the midst of trial.

Outgoing Communications Director Natalie Metzger reflects on a decade of growth as she and her family prepare to step into a new chapter in North Carolina.

The new SummitKids space is really starting to take shape as construction on the new building continues. The crews have also been finishing up the new balcony in the worship space, as well as working on new bathrooms, HVAC and more.

In an effort to remember how God moved in 2020, we’ve created We Cry Out - a chronicle of prayers for The Summit Church.

We’re excited to share what God has been up to in the lives of some of our staff members. Please watch the video for details about these transitions.

Family Ministries Director Ellie Gysin reflects on the personal growth she's found in her last 8 years at The Summit, and shares her future dreams for the kids and families of the church community.

Pastor Justin Almas shares memories and stories from his 10 years at The Summit, and reflects on God's faithful presence in the midst of an ever-changing city.

For all the hype and pomp and glamour of the musical Hamilton - arguably one of the more influential and important works of art in in our culture over the last decade - those four words: “Forgiveness. Can you imagine?” somehow resonate as some of the loudest.

The Summit Church turns 10 years old on January 16th. We’re celebrating by compiling a decade of memories and reflections from the people who have made The Summit what it is today.

Have you ever been hurt repeatedly by someone you love? I’ll bet you weren’t waiting anxiously for them with open arms the next time you saw them. No, quite the opposite.

As we close out an unusual and unprecedented year, we want to celebrate your generosity and provide a year end financial update.

We’ve got the basic structure of a balcony up in our worship space! The crews have also been working on plumbing, electrical, HVAC…

Today we’re encouraged to take a moment and look to Mary the mother of Jesus, for through her loving example we’re reminded: we too, are the children of God.

My four-year-old daughter, Clara, is extremely creative and hungry for life. She puts her creative mind to use when it comes to asking for dozens if not hundreds of Christmas presents.

Historically, the Advent season emphasizes waiting for Christ's birth but, even more so, waiting for his final return. Why?

If you were turn on the television today, every commercial would try to tell you that this time of year should be filled with overflowing joy and happiness… The problem is, it simply isn’t true, and to believe so is incredibly harmful.