We see church architecture not as an either-or proposition between Traditional and Modern, but rather as a conversation between the two. Whether rooted in tradition or boldly modern, a church building should tell the story of its church congregation.

Many church leaders, pastors, and planning committees find themselves navigating uncharted territory when it comes to budgeting for a building project. This guide walks you through the major phases of church construction budgeting—from cost estimating to fundraising, sustainability planning, and final approvals—to help the church lead, plan, and build deliberately and faithfully.

The four essential components of church site selection: demographics and access; environmental and sustainability factors; zoning and regulatory approvals; and modern infrastructure needs. Explore real-world insights into how churches can make informed, faithful decisions about where to build and grow.

When planning a new church facility, one of the most critical and often underestimated decisions is material selection. This article explores traditional and innovative building systems, with insights into cost, durability, and sustainability.

Before the first shovel hits the ground, it’s essential to understand and navigate a central aspect of every church building program: regulatory compliance. This overview helps prepare church leaders and committees anticipate key zoning and permitting challenges that may arise