Frequently Asked Questions
1.    I keep hearing that NewPointe is a “Multi-site Church.” What does that mean?   
   
Answer: A multi-site church means we are one church with multiple locations. Each of these locations is called a campus. The benefit of being a multi-site church is that we can reach more communities without having to reproduce the entire church. We feel this is the most efficient and cost effective way to accomplish our mission of leading people into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ.		  
       
2.
  What is the deal with the video sermon? Will you ever have a live local speaker on Sundays?  
   


Answer: As part of our multi-site strategy, our goal is to provide a consistent Sunday morning experience regardless of which campus you attend. Utilizing high-quality video allows us to deliver the same message to each campus. All other components of the Sunday service are live using our local ministry staff. As long as video teaching remains meaningful and helpful in accomplishing our mission, we will continue to utilize it.

 
       
3.
  Since you use video sermons of Dwight Mason, who is the pastor of the other campuses?  
               
Answer: Dwight is the Lead Pastor of NewPointe Community Church, which has multiple campuses: Canton, Coshocton, Dover, and Millersburg. Each of our campuses have campus pastors who help lead day-to-day operations and discern the ministry needs of those who attend NewPointe and live in their respective communities.		  
       
4. 
  How often will Dwight visit and speak at the other campuses?  
   
Answer: We cannot commit to how often Dwight will speak live at specific campus. Our campuses are a high priority for Dwight and for NewPointe Community Church. Live messages will be featured at each campus from time-to-time, but video teaching is our primary method of message delivery.		  
       
5.    Does NewPointe have adult Sunday school?  
   
Answer: Instead of providing adult Sunday school classes on Sunday mornings in the church building, we provide small group environments that meet at a variety of times during the week in various locations & people's homes. We believe the small group is the best place for sustained life change to occur. In a small group, people study God's Word together and are in a small enough environment to discuss the issues and challenges of life. It's also where they pray and care for one another. We have two small group environments:

  • Small Groups are made up of five to six couples or five to eight individuals of the same gender. They are the places where people are personally encouraged and challenged in their relationship with God and each other.