Finding Facilities for Multisite Campuses

Today there are more than 5,000 multisite churches in America. That means that ten percent of Protestants attend a multisite church. Churches located in population centers of more rural areas are looking to multisite campuses as their strategy to reach more people.  As a church considers multisite expansion, they must be able to articulate WHY…

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Church Planting and Funding a Worship Facility: What Will It Cost?

Today’s economy requires churches to have specific funds set aside for ministry and facilities. When church planting, the start-up phase requires support from outside groups. It also requires the planter to be a good steward of the limited funds available. From the beginning of your church plant, we encourage planters and their leaders to set…

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Are Your Church Real Estate Goals Emotional or Missional?

As churches face discussions of expansion, relocation, merger, or closure, the process can become excruciating. Many churches form a church real estate decision-making committee to consider these decisions. Others use the elder team. Still, others leave it to the decision of the Pastor. In my experience, it is critical that these decisions are made by…

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The 4 Phases of Making Church Real Estate Decisions

As church real estate professionals, you may be surprised to find we are the first to tell you that the church is not just its building. The church is the people, and your church building or facility is a tool to accomplish the God-given vision of your congregation.  As a church considers a real estate…

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What the Church Can Learn from Jerry Jones

Football season is here. On August 27, eight Frisco, Texas, high school football teams played four games at the Ford Center at the Star. This brand-new, 91-acre development includes a 12,000-seat indoor high school football stadium. It also happens to be the new practice home and team headquarters of the Dallas Cowboys. Parents, media, and…

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