The effective use of space is vital for a healthy church. A church’s buildings and space are not only tools for accomplishing the mission of the church, but they are also a statement to the community about the personality and priorities of the church. Buildings will not cause a church to grow, but the lack of space can keep a church from growing. The use of existing space and planning for new space and buildings is more than hiring an architect or finding a spot to. It is an integral part of a total strategy of church growth and church health.

The Evangelism and Church Growth Team is available to assist you in the following areas:

• Providing and using facilities as a part of a total plan of growth
• On-site space analysis of existing facilities
• Suggestions for use of existing space
• Space needs for various age groups
• Developing a master plan for building
• The total building process from discovery to construction
• Architectural consultations for remodeling and new construction
• Site selection and analysis
• Remodeling versus Relocation
• Choosing the right construction delivery system for your church
• Selecting an architect and/or contractor
• The use of volunteers in the building process

For a customized consultation for your church, contact Lynn Riley

Downloads:

Almost Everything You Need to Consider Before Building
Basics of the Building Process
Church Relocation
Preliminary Space Analysis Worksheet