Why do we think the local commercial architectural design firm or the local general contractor that builds houses, retail and warehouses is the best choice for our church development project? Where does the above logic go "off the reservation" of hiring an expert? Do we really think that all designers, architects and builders/developers are created equal?

Far too often, when we talk about how to save operational dollars at our church, we think about cutting back on staff, benefits, refinancing debt, etc. These are very viable options … but are not our only options. There are many things related to your facility that should be considered, and here are a few:

The leading global designer of Christ-centered communities, Visioneering Studios believes church design “as usual” can be ineffective, and instead draws from years of experience in theme park, resort and retail design to conceptualize and construct more creative church campuses. Visioneering develops distinctive buildings that help tell the Gospel story and create connections between people, cultures, community, and the Creator.

Tweet I am thrilled to share this weeks post with you.  It was written by Steve Caton, part of the leadership team at Church Community Builder.  Have you ever met someone that you know immediately that they “get it”?  Well…that is Steve.  He get’s it spiritually…professionally…emotionally and has a real passion for the...

God set the Levites apart and designated them as the first Church Facility Managers. God personally assigned, consecrated and wrote the job description for the first Facility Managers for his House of Worship