PASTOR BRENT BULLARD + GRACE BIBLE CHURCH: Unified by thoughtful design
To realize its ideal expanded campus, Grace pivoted on an uncertain project, unified its people, and created all the space the next generation could want.
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BUILT FOR BELONGING
Examining engaging worship space design at Pleasant Valley Community Church in Owensboro, Ky.
Read More >RT. REV. ANTHONY “TONY” BURTON + CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION: Building on a legacy
How COTI expanded its historic Dallas campus by 60,000 square feet while preserving its architectural identity
Read More >MIKE BURNETTE + LIFEPOINT CHURCH: Expanding with intention
LifePoint Church’s Tiny Town campus demonstrates intentional growth, community-centered design, and a long-term strategy for expanding ministry without losing identity
Read More >DR. CLAYTON CHISUM + CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH OWASSO: Rebuilding with ministry in mind
CBC Owasso transformed an outdated facility into a welcoming, mission-driven campus built for connection, safety, hospitality and growth
Read More >EXPANDING WITH INTENTION + FOCUSING ON CONTINUITY
How Compass Christian Church created a scalable multicampus strategy centered on continuity, guest experience, flexible design, and long-term growth
Read More >JEFF PELLETIER + MILESTONE CHURCH: Always building for what’s next
Through the right building partnership — plus strategic land acquisition, careful due diligence, & future-focused design — Milestone Church built a long-term growth campus model.
Read More >FROM STOREFRONT TO REGIONAL IMPACT
Guided by careful analysis, collaborative construction leadership, and unwavering stewardship, Lakeshore Church created room for the future without compromising mission or budget.
Read More >ST. DAVID OF WALES EPISCOPAL CHURCH: Honoring the past — and making room for the future
With congregational memory and a call to welcome more people, St. David of Wales created a new sacred space without leaving its past behind
Read More >COMMUNITY-FOCUSED CHURCH DESIGN
People are yearning for connection, and churches can be their best “ports in a storm.” • Why are churches prioritizing community-friendly design?
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