Introduction Hallways, corridors, foyers, and other circulation and transition zones are overlooked as a design element of church buildings. Church hallways are often smaller than they need to be for a socially healthy church. If tight hallways wasn’t on your radar before 2020, COVID-19 and the need for social distancing certainly make the issue more…
I have served in a variety of roles in the church over the years … From Small Groups Pastor to worship leader to discipleship group leader and more. If there is one area of ministry that I am most proud of, it is that of a multiplying discipleship leaders. You then, my child, be strengthened…
I am now a Certified Church Consultant. Over the next couple of months, I am looking for opportunities to put this certification into practice. If your church is interested in getting a comprehensive consultation and/or a facility analysis done, let me know! I can also offer a lot of focus-specific options. CONTACT ME so we…
I’m finally actually getting into this series. Busy weekend, but here we go: For Part 1 – Click Here. Last time I stated that my architectural thesis in college was, (for churches,) “Architecture doesn’t matter inasmuch as it helps or hinders the ministry from taking place.” There’s a whole lot behind that statement. This post…