The Point Community Center

The Point Community Center opened in 2009 in partnership with Centerpoint Church. Our mission is to create a culture of physical, social, emotional, and spiritual growth to meet the needs of the greater Kalamazoo area through both internal programming and partnerships with local initiatives. It is a large multi-use facility of 24,000 square feet. Our donation-based model allows individuals able to enter at no cost. All donations made support our operations and ministry work. Please support us if you are able.

Our Facility

Our facility includes a full gymnasium with two basketball or volleyball courts, a fitness center, and a concessions stand which includes a coffee bar, cold drinks, and snacks. We offer weekly activities; including Toddler Time, open gym pickleball & basketball, meet with a fitness trainer who also specializes in sports injury therapy, and toddler playtime.

We also provide a community program called Rise Celebration, a friendship group for young adults with emotional or physical challenges. The Rise Celebration is a 7 to 8 week series on Wednesdays from 4pm to 7pm celebrating a specific theme organized and run by Danielle Buchheit and her team. Contact the Point for upcoming dates for Rise Celebration.

We are now proud to introduce our space as the new home to KABAS, Kalamazoo Academy for Behavioral & Academic Success, a private year round elementary school that services children with learning needs in K-6th grade, visit: https://www.kalamazooschool.org for more information.

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Upward Sports Youth Basketball Ministry Program:

We had a fantastic 2024 Winter season with 150 players making up 18 teams. This was a huge upswing from our first year last year of 48 players and 8 teams. The Point Community Center Staff worked hard organizing, hosting, and overseeing all practices, games, and our awesome Celebration Night. The coaches, referees, and all other volunteers and helpers did an amazing job. A great shout out to all the parents many of whom stepped up when there was a call for help.