On Easter Sunday, 50 people gathered in a hotel conference room, believing God was calling them to something new. New Heights Bentonville was born—a church defined by bold prayer, radical hospitality, the power of the Word, and a hunger for God’s Spirit. This was the beginning of a story only God could write.
On Easter Sunday, 50 people gathered in a hotel conference room, believing God was calling them to something new. New Heights Bentonville was born—a church defined by bold prayer, radical hospitality, the power of the Word, and a hunger for God’s Spirit. This was the beginning of a story only God could write.
The congregation grew, and with it came the need for a new space. The move to Apple Glenn Elementary allowed us to expand to two services and welcome more families. It was a season of stepping into God’s abundance, trusting Him to meet our needs.
Josh Wilson was commissioned as Directional Leader, bringing a renewed focus on growth and discipleship. This transition marked a defining moment of faith, as leaders and members committed to trust God’s leading through this change.
Outgrowing Apple Glenn, we relocated to Ruth Barker Middle School, a step that required significant faith and sacrifice. With each move, God expanded our capacity—not just in space but in influence and impact. This season was about planting seeds for greater multiplication.
After years of set-up and tear-down, we finally found a more permanent home. Moving into our current facility in January 2020 was a game-changer, allowing us to grow from 50 attendees to over 900. This space became the hub for ministry, worship, and community, a tangible testament to God’s faithfulness.
In every corner of the church, lives were being transformed. Kids Ministry grew by 25%, Bridge Preteen Ministry tripled, and Student Ministry attendance doubled. Families with special needs found respite and belonging. This was a season of fruitfulness, where God turned faith into action and action into life change.
With a growing congregation and a vision for more, we made an offer on a property on New Hope Rd. At the same time, we launched the "Go with God" initiative, a two-year journey of radical generosity and spiritual growth. We are trusting God to provide the resources and space to reach even more people for Christ.
The church cast its 2030 Vision, committing to plant churches, deepen discipleship, and expand its mission locally and globally. We embraced the call to trust God for greater things, believing He would do immeasurably more than we could ask or imagine.
Total Space: 24,000 Square Feet
"Facilities facilitate ministry. Without room to grow, we limit our ability to fulfill the mission and vision God has given us."
Approximately $9.8 million total. Construction is roughly $6.8 million. Our elders worked hard to get this down to essential, ministry-ready space.
Pacesetters committed $3.2 million (exceeded original $3M goal). As of November 30, 2025, we've received $2.7 million with $1.7 million cash on hand.
We're increasing our goal to $4.2 million—approximately $1 million left to raise. The spring anniversary series gives everyone an opportunity to help close this gap.
Yes. We approach debt cautiously, using it only as necessary while trusting God to provide.
Yes. With $4.2 million raised, our annual debt service will be approximately $500,000 (21% of projected budget)—well within healthy parameters. This keeps us sustainable and able to fund all ministries well.
Visit nhbentonville.com/go for one-time or recurring gifts. Email finance@nhbentonville.com for stock/crypto donations. Spring anniversary series provides another opportunity to step in or step up.
2125 New Hope Road, Rogers, Arkansas. 9+ acres with excellent visibility and access.
24,000 sq ft total. Renovating 10,000 sq ft, adding 14,000 sq ft. Includes 475-capacity auditorium, 14 kids classrooms with bathrooms, dedicated student space, fellowship lobby, sensory space for special needs, and outdoor play areas.
Yes. We purchased the property in January 2025 for $3 million.
Maintains our Bentonville roots while expanding our reach into Benton County and Northwest Arkansas. 9+ acres at a price within reach positions us for God's calling.
Target completion: Spring 2027. We'll stay in our current building until it's ready.
From cramped classrooms to 14 purpose-built spaces (57% increase). Kids average 198 per Sunday but we're at capacity. Preteens meet in lobby. Students have outgrown every space. New facility provides dedicated areas for real discipleship without constant setup/teardown. Bathrooms in kids classrooms increase safety and security.
Special needs ministry with sensory rooms. Bloom Preschool expansion. Cafe and fellowship areas for community groups. Conference rooms for counseling. Educational space for CORE and Equip. Room for church-wide events. Ministry every day—leaders equipped, church planters trained, marriages restored.
This facility is a tool for mission. Creates space to disciple the next generation, raise
up church planters, serve our community tangibly, and position us to walk in all God
has called us to be for our 2030 vision.
Target completion in Spring 2027. We're moving as fast as wisdom allows.
Soon. Specific dates will be announced when finalized.
We will continue to be New Heights. We aren't ready to share our full name plans yet, but we can tell you this: we won't be New Heights Bentonville, and we won't be New Heights Rogers. Our name will capture our vision to be a church that expands our ministry focus—from Jerusalem to Judea.
Churchwide moment inviting everyone to reach our $4.2 million goal. Pacesetters: prayerfully consider increasing your commitment, fulfilling outstanding pledges, or making a new commitment if you've already fulfilled your original one. Everyone stepping in or stepping up as God leads.
We understand. Commitments span through March 2027. If circumstances changed, reach out. We're grateful for whatever you can give. We're walking this journey together in faith.
We will continue to be New Heights. We aren't ready to share our full name plans yet, but we can tell you this: we won't be New Heights Bentonville, and we won't be New Heights Rogers. Our name will capture our vision to be a church that expands our ministry focus—from Jerusalem to Judea.
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