Turning Point Church entrance from its visitor information page; photograph undated

Turning Point Church

Church in Spokane, Washington

Spokane, WA
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About Turning Point Church

Turning Point Church is a Christian congregation and occasional concert venue at 11911 N. Division Street in Spokane. It is affiliated with Open Bible and also appears on concert materials as Turning Point Open Bible Church. Alongside its worship and community programs, it hosts visiting Christian music artists, including Pat Barrett’s I’ve Got a Fire Tour. For a performance, use the organizer’s admission instructions rather than the church’s ordinary Sunday schedule.

Turning Point Church entrance from its visitor information page; photograph undated
Turning Point Church entrance from its visitor information page; photograph undated

Address

11911 N. Division Street, Spokane, WA 99218

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Visitor information

Check the venue’s current instructions for your event.

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Turning Point Church

11911 N. Division Street, Spokane, WA 99218

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Plan Your Visit to Turning Point Church

How do I find the correct church?

Use the full North Division Street address, including the street number 11911 and ZIP code 99218. When arranging a ride or meeting friends, include Spokane and the address because many churches elsewhere use the Turning Point name.

The church’s visitor page describes parking and a path to the main entrance. Confirm the concert’s arrival instructions if a different doorway or check-in point is being used. A regular worship visit and a ticketed show may direct guests differently.

How do concerts differ from regular church activities?

The church serves as a stop for visiting Christian music tours. Live Nation’s Pat Barrett announcement identifies the Spokane performance at Turning Point Open Bible Church, establishing the venue’s role beyond regular services.

Read the ticket description for the specific performance, especially if it offers early entry, premium admission or a separate activity. Those terms belong to the organizer’s booking. A church’s everyday visitor arrangements do not establish a reserved seat or access to an artist-related activity.

What is the normal visitor setting?

The church’s visit page describes a 10 a.m. service with doors at 9 a.m., casual clothing and a mix of modern hymns and contemporary worship music. Those details describe a regular worship visit; they are not concert door times.

Its wider programs include activities for younger people and opportunities for community involvement. If you are attending a concert with family, use that event’s age and admission guidance rather than assuming a church program is being provided alongside the performance.

Who can help with practical arrangements?

The church office publishes hours of 9 a.m.–4 p.m., Monday through Thursday. Call 509-467-5122 or email [email protected] with the event date and your question. Office hours are a contact window, not a promise that the building is open for concert admission.

For mobility needs, ask specifically about a step-free entrance, the route to the performance area, restroom access and companion placement. Resolve any seating or equipment needs with the organizer before the day of the show.

What should I check before traveling?

Have the scannable ticket, full venue address and the organizer’s latest message available. Distinguish the advertised performance time from any early-entry or door time attached to your ticket category.

If plans depend on parking close to an entrance, dietary arrangements, bag storage or re-entry, ask about those needs in advance. Use the performance’s direct instructions to settle them rather than applying rules from another Spokane venue.

Turning Point Church FAQs

Is this also called Turning Point Open Bible Church?

Yes. That name appears in the concert announcement for the North Division Street church.

Are Sunday worship doors the concert doors?

No. Follow the time stated for your performance.

When can I contact the church office?

Published office hours are Monday–Thursday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

Does every ticket include a named seat?

Check the organizer’s admission description; church identity alone does not establish a concert seating plan.

Venue information checked November 3, 2026. Event layouts, policies and operating hours can change; consult the venue’s event instructions before traveling.

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