
Facilities as Ministry Tools: Expanding Community Impact and Outreach Through Our Buildings
Pastor Matt Roberts, The Genesis Project“Buildings don’t grow churches. They are not the heart of the church. They are not what makes the church function. A building is simply a ministry tool. The goal of this seminar is to provide you with the resources that will help you develop the most effective ministry tool that you can possibly have inside of your community.” – Pastor Matt Roberts, Emcee
Lowering Costs on Faith-Based Construction & Remodel Projects
Don Mahoney, BGW ArchitectsLearn about the unique Building God’s Way Approach to design & construction, developed exclusively for ministry organizations. Discover how this process can significantly reduce both upfront building costs and long term maintenance and operation expenses.
The Keys to Forming an Effective Building Committee
Don Mahoney, BGW ArchitectsIf your church or school is planning a construction or remodel project, the road ahead can seem overwhelming. There are a number of critical decisions to be made early on in the process and one of the most important is ensuring that you have the right people to lead your church in accomplishing this mission. Learn 5 keys to forming an effective building committee, to ensure your God-given vision for a new facility becomes a reality.
Accelerating Generosity to Fund Your God-Inspired Vision
Chris Stovall, GenerisLearn how Generis has helped more than 3,100 ministries to close the gap between resources and vision by creating a sustainable culture of generosity that can fund your vision for years to come. Generis connects your unique vision to proven strategies that have helped fund more than six billion dollars in the faith community with a “make-it-last” mindset. If you simply want to raise the funds you need to complete your project, you have many choices. If you want to weave stewardship and generosity throughout the very fabric of your ministry, Generis is the partner you are looking for.
The 3-Day Design Charrette: The First Step in Bringing your Ministry Vision to Life
Don Mahoney, BGW ArchitectsLearn about the first step in bringing your God-inspired vision for a new building to life – the BGW Charrette and how this highly collaborative and cost-effective 3-day design exercise can quickly build unity and momentum toward your facility expansion or remodel goals. Hear from a few of more than 1,000 ministry leaders that have leveraged the Charrette process to launch their ministry dream.
Leveraging Audio, Video & Lighting to Create a More Immersive Worship Experience
Today like never before, technology has the ability to transform your sanctuary environment and fully engage your audience into an immersive worship experience. Learn about innovative and cost-effective audio, video and lighting systems and turn key services available to churches all across the U.S., from consultation and preliminary budgeting to design, installation, and side-by-side training.
The Story of Grand Parkway Baptist Church
Executive Pastor Wade Burgess shares his experience as well as some key lessons learned through the construction of their new worship facility in 2022. Wade discusses the importance of laying the foundation for future expansion with a master plan, remaining focused on your church’s overall financial capacity throughout the project, and partnering with vendors and experts who share your values and heart for ministry.
Financing Your Future: Expanding Your Ministry with Confidence & Reducing your Financial Risk
Jonathan Lewis, CFR(Christian Financial Resources)Jonathan Lewis from Christian Financial Resources shares about the one financial number every church leader should know and how it can help you be better prepared for the borrowing process while gaining a better understanding of your overall financial position. Since 1980, CFR has funded more than $1 billion in loans to Christian ministries across the U.S.
Childcare Centers in Churches: A Financially Sustainable Ministry Opportunity
Pastor Matt Roberts, The Genesis ProjectLearn how Lionheart Children’s Academy, a Christian non-profit, partners with local churches to launch and operate child care centers in church facilities — offering full-time preschool, after school, and summer programs for ages infant to 12 years. Lionheart blesses the church by attracting and assimilating more young families, generating additional funding for ministry, and handling all the operational concerns.