July 10, 1983
Victory's Very First Service!
On July 10, 1983, Victory Church held its very first service in an elementary school gymnasium. Kids gathered in one classroom and a makeshift nursery in the cafeteria, separated only by folding tables. It was a humble start, but it was fueled by faith. Pastor Scott and his wife, Bunny—freshly graduated from Rhema Bible College—believed God had called them to plant a church where people could find more than religion: a place where broken lives could be restored.
40 Years in the Making
Victory Breaks Forth Into New Facilities, Programs and Outreach
From those early days, the heart of Victory has been clear: to walk with people through life’s challenges—whether physical, emotional, relational, or spiritual—and point them to the hope of Jesus. Pastor Scott and Bunny poured themselves into equipping people to live out their faith in real and practical ways. Over the years, lives were transformed, families grew stronger, and countless people found new purpose. With each step forward—new facilities, new ministries, new opportunities—the mission has remained the same: helping people discover the story God wants to tell through their lives.
Victory Today
The Vision Moves Forward - Honoring the Former and Filled With Faith into the Future
Today, Victory continues to be a place of healing, restoration, and belonging under the guidance of Lead Pastors, Bryan Robles, and his wife, Jennifer, along with the wisdom of Pastors Scott and Bunny. Each week, we witness God bringing freedom, new beginnings, and hope to those who thought their story was over. And we believe the best is yet to come—for you, for your family, and for the story God is still writing in your life.
