400
Decisions for Jesus in 2025
The previous year brought 199 decisions. Westside reported 400 in 2025.
The mission film
Start with the story.
Before you look at numbers or next steps, hear why Westside believes this moment matters.
The last few years have brought remarkable growth and real pressure. This film shows both. It also introduces the building opportunity that opened in our own community before Westside’s biggest Easter weekend yet.
Why now
Growth became a space problem.
The rooms are filling because people are showing up, families are finding community, and people are saying yes to Jesus.
Westside stretched the current campus as far as it could. Multiple services helped. Teams squeezed lines and made every room work harder. Easter 2026 made the limit impossible to ignore. Parking overflowed into neighboring lots, kids’ rooms filled, and some people were turned away.
The need is real, and the opportunity arrived at the same time.
1,900
Nearly 1,900 people at Easter
Seven services brought people through the campus while parking spread across the surrounding area.
126
Students in a room built for about 80
Kids and student spaces are already carrying more people than they were designed to serve.
Figures above are presented as shared in Westside’s official campaign film.
Our next home
Room to welcome, disciple, and serve.
The new facility in Aloha gives Westside a path to bring ministries together and create space for the next generation without leaving the community we love.
A place prepared for the people God is bringing
Together under one roof
Kids, students, and adults can gather in one connected home instead of moving between separated buildings.
Room for the next generation
Age-appropriate spaces can give children and students room to learn, belong, and grow in faith.
Ministry through the week
The gym is already a place where weekly outreach, honest conversation, prayer, and community are happening.
A word on legacy
Someone made room for us.
Westside has faced a moment like this before. A previous generation saw a small building fill, stepped forward, and created room for the people who came after them. Their faithfulness became the space where many of our stories began.
“It’s your time.”
A story of surrender
Generosity gets personal.
When Nate and Melissa felt God telling them to wait on a long-held dream, they listened. What followed became a story of provision, surrender, and a gift toward The Time Is Now.
The value of their story is not the truck or the amount. It is their willingness to pause, seek God first, and hold what they wanted with open hands.
A testimony, not a formula. Nate and Melissa’s experience is their story. It is not a promise that giving will produce a particular material or financial outcome. Westside’s invitation is to seek God, listen, and respond without pressure.
Your next step
How will you respond?
There is no pressure to match someone else’s story. Take the next right step God is asking of you.
Pray
Ask God to guide Westside’s leaders, provide wisdom for the move, and prepare the church for the people who will walk through these doors.
Listen
Give yourself room to hear from God. Ask a simple question: “What would You have me do?” Then wait long enough to listen.
Respond
If giving is part of your response, Westside’s official giving page supports secure one-time and recurring gifts.
Give what you have decided in your heart to give, without reluctance or pressure.Adapted from 2 Corinthians 9:7
Clarity matters
A clear invitation, without pressure.
This page uses campaign facts shared publicly by Westside and links giving through Westside’s official website. For the latest financial details, project updates, or a conversation with the team, use the links here.
Questions
What you may be wondering.
Westside’s current campus has reached practical limits in parking, kids’ rooms, student space, and weekend capacity. Easter 2026 required seven services, filled surrounding parking areas, and still left some people unable to get in. The move responds to growth that is already happening.
The new facility creates room to bring kids, students, and adults together under one roof, provide better age-appropriate environments, and expand ministry through the week. The vision is simple: make room to welcome people well and help them grow in faith.
No. The testimony on this page shares what Nate and Melissa experienced. It is not a formula or guarantee. Westside encourages each person to pray, seek God, and give freely without reluctance or pressure.
Use Westside’s official giving page for a secure one-time or recurring gift. If you need help or want to discuss another type of gift, contact the Westside team through the official website.
Campaign details can change as the move progresses. For current giving instructions, timelines, or financial questions, contact Westside directly so you receive the latest approved information.
The door is open
What is your next right step?
Pray with us. Ask God what He would have you do. Then respond with faith, freedom, and an open hand.