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KINGMAN, Ariz. – Reminiscent of a Cowboy Church service, they call themselves “Spirit-Filled Church in the Dome,” and their campus keeps on growing. Something different is happening every day at the church; various ministries are offered and Lead/Senior Pastor Bob Peet says they earnestly need volunteers for these ministries. New members and visitors are always welcome at the church as well.

With an igloo-shaped sanctuary surrounded by classrooms, a Youth Building, and a Fellowship Hall, the Kingdom of God Church, 4435 N. Shadow Road, Kingman, begins pouring a basketball, tennis and pickleball court this week. An elementary Christian school, Tribe of Judah, will also be moving in and available in August. Photo by Connie “Ceejay” Jones

Visitors and regulars alike are greeted at the door with a handshake, a hug and a morning bulletin. Services last about an hour, then everyone is dismissed for coffee and donuts in the foyer and/or breakfast in the Fellowship Hall.

The Kingdom of God Church campus is growing with a new basketball, tennis and pickleball court this week. They are also bringing an elementary Christian School on board in August, the Tribe of Judah, Pastor Peet announced last week.

Their ministries, a different one each day, are also growing and they’re seeking volunteers to help in those ministries.

For more information, call Lead/Senior Pastor Bob Peet at 928-612-1122, email the church at KOG@kingdomofgodaz.com or visit the church’s website at kingdomofgodaz.com

Foundation ready to pour cement this week making way for a basketball, tennis and pickleball court at the Kingdom of God Church in Kingman. Photo by Connie “Ceejay” Jones.