Hope Covenant Church, El Dorado, KS
The prayer gazebo located on the recently purchased land of Hope Covenant is shown above. This excellent location will soon be the home of their first phase building. This pioneering church plant, led by Brian and Cheryl Johnson, is excited about their future in El Dorado and believe a visible, permanent location will accelerate local outreach. Churches Planting Churches provided coaching for the over-and-above giving emphasis that enabled them to move ahead.
Fruitland Covenant Church, Whitehall, MI
Fruitland Covenant is utilizing Churches Planting Churches capital fundraising services a second time to provide over-and-above giving for mortgage service and start-up funds for an additional staff person. Their initial capital drive provided funding for the Family Life Center shown to the right in the above picture.
Faith Covenant Church, Winnipeg, MB Canada
Faith Covenant is utilizing the capital funding services of Churches Planting Churches to provide funds for the purchase of the building pictured above. After leasing this space for several years they were given the opportunity to purchase it and at a price that will allow them to make a monthly payment lower than the current lease cost!
Greenfield Congregational Covenant Church • Greenfield, NH
Daniel Osgood, Pastor
Pictured is the Greenfield Town Meeting Hall, the only meeting place this two hundred plus year old congregation has ever met in! Plans are being developed for a brand new ministry center that will be entirely barrier free, have a new kitchen, dedicated nursery, large group meeting area, and generous gathering space. There will also be improved space for the clothes closet and food pantry ministries. Depending on the financial response and other variables, ground breaking could occur in the spring of 2009.
lifechurch • Canton, MI
Alex Rahill, Lead Pastor
This innovative congregation of 375 has met in multiple venues over their six years of life. Now, thanks to God's leading and economic realities, they are purchasing the pictured high visibility commercial building. Build out could begin soon, with an anticipated dedication in the fall of 2008. To learn more, see www.beapart.org.
