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LifePoint Church of Chillicothe

Reviewed source report · August 27, 2026 · 92/100

This plan uses that report’s findings. Confirm details that may have changed.
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Your first move

Confirm the primary worship address and facility labels

Work through one priority at a time. The weeks are a suggested sequence, so your team can adjust the pace.

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Week 1 · Verify

Confirm the primary worship address and facility labels

What to do

Confirm the primary worship address and facility labels.

Why it matters

People need the right location and a working way to contact you.

Where to do it

Your website, exact Google listing, and the confirmed references below.

How to do it

  1. Write down the official name, primary address, phone number, and website from your own records.
  2. Compare those four details with each confirmed listing below. Record the page URL and what differs.
  3. Label legitimate extra buildings or campuses with their purpose. Confirm an address is actually wrong before changing it.
  4. Ask the person who manages each listing to correct confirmed errors, then reopen the public page to check.
Who can help

church office. Website editor and listing-owner access for corrections; anyone can compare public details.

Done when

Confirm Google ownership and the purpose of each address. Correct or label public records after verification; preserve legitimate secondary facilities.

Screening evidence and source links

The August 27 reviewed facility matrix identifies 434 Locust as Main Church, 440 Locust as The Launch, 401 Elm as Connection Center and 449 Elm as Impact Center. The city directory and app developer record exposed 455 Locust.

Week 2 · Strengthen

Make visitor and event details searchable

What to do

Make visitor and event details searchable.

Why it matters

Clear instructions reduce uncertainty for someone arriving for the first time.

Where to do it

The visitor or service page, events page, and main contact path.

How to do it

  1. Open the visitor or service page on a phone. Check the time, location, entrance, accessibility, and what to expect.
  2. Check the page as a visitor would: content inside an app or embedded widget may already answer a question the scan could not read.
  3. Add or clarify only the details confirmed missing. Put essential instructions in readable page text.
  4. Follow the main contact, registration, or visit link through to its destination. Ask a newcomer to repeat the test.
Who can help

website editor. Website editing access; a team member unfamiliar with the page can test it.

Done when

Check current pages, add concise text where needed, confirm the main worship location, and test the visitor response path.

Screening evidence and source links

The reviewed report recommends crawlable summaries beside embedded Events and Plan Your Visit content, plus entrance and accessibility detail.

Week 3 · Reputation

Confirm the review baseline and response routine

What to do

Confirm the review baseline and response routine.

Why it matters

Accurate listings and thoughtful replies help people understand the organization.

Where to do it

The exact Google listing for this organization, after identity confirmation.

How to do it

  1. Open the Google listing and compare its website, location, and phone with your approved details.
  2. Read the reviews on Google. If only a sample is available, do not treat it as the full history.
  3. Agree with leadership who will review new feedback and how often. Avoid sharing private pastoral or customer information in replies.
  4. Have an authorized owner reply where appropriate. Record the review date and any unresolved issue.
Who can help

communications lead. Public access to read reviews; authorized listing-owner access to reply.

Done when

Record a dated rating/count from the correct listing or an explicit access limitation. Review real comments with leadership before describing themes.

Screening evidence and source links

Review stewardship was recommended in the August 27 review. Current Google rating, review count and ownership require a fresh listing check; the 96 outside-footprint estimate has a calculation caveat.

Week 4 · Connect

Align community references and visitor follow-up

What to do

Align community references and visitor follow-up.

Why it matters

Someone who hears about you should know how to connect and what happens next.

Where to do it

Confirmed community references, your events page, and the contact or registration destination.

How to do it

  1. Check the confirmed community references below for current facility names, events, and contact links.
  2. Ask the publisher to correct details you have verified are outdated. Keep a record of the request.
  3. Send a clearly labeled test inquiry or registration through the intended path and confirm it reaches the right person.
  4. Record the changes and dates. Run a new screening when ready, keeping this report as the original baseline.
Who can help

ministry lead. A contact for each outside publisher and the person who receives inquiries.

Done when

Confirm current times, facility purposes and links; connect sermon/app/radio invitations to one clear visit or contact step. Establish a baseline before a new dated screening.

Screening evidence and source links

The reviewed report identifies KCHI Sunday broadcasts, county recovery resources and warming-center coverage as useful community connections.

Report reference and plan limits

Source report: lifepoint-curated-2026 · Rubric: Not recorded in this view · Roadmap presentation version 2.

This plan preserves the source score. It does not promise score gains or audience growth. The checklist shows what to compare; it does not record completed work.