Legacy isn’t something we leave behind someday—it’s something we’re writing right now. It’s not about the stuff we leave for people, but the faith, character, and values we leave in them. Every decision, conversation, reaction, and step of obedience becomes a line in our story, shaping what future generations will remember. Our lives tell a story that matters, starting today.

Lean in as Pastor Curt tells the story of Bridgewood Church. We never want to forget how the Lord has faithfully led and provided for our church for nearly 4 decades. As we embark on this next chapter of Bridgewood, let it be said that our story points to God’s story.

God is calling Bridgewood in 2026 to become a church that lives and shares redemption stories—stories that point people to Jesus and demonstrate His transforming power. If we have been redeemed, we have a story to tell.

Whether we realize it or not, the world is reading our story - not by our words, but by the way we live our lives. Changed lives are the evidence of God; the more we surrender to Christ, the better our story gets. Are we allowing God to transform us so that our stories have impact?