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Looking for guidance on what to do with your building? We have produced a short guide to help you think about the future of your building. With an overview of options for keeping a building open and information about how congregations can worship as a church without a building, this guide signposts to resources and people who can advise and support you in these decisions. Read the guide at https://lnkd.in/db-bJx9S

Preserving the sanctity and safety of sacred spaces. During our comprehensive BSR (Building Safety Recertification) inspection of this historic church, we meticulously assess every structural detail, from the intricate stained glass windows to the sturdy beams supporting the roof. At Allied, we understand that places of worship hold more than just history—they’re pillars of the community. Our expert team ensures that every element is thoroughly inspected, so the church remains a safe haven for worshippers and a lasting landmark for future generations. With Allied's commitment to excellence, your BSR inspection is more than just a formality; it's a safeguard for your building's future, maintaining its structural integrity and beauty for years to come. #BuildingSafety #CommercialInspection #BSR

Are you an aspiring church planter? Our assessment process is designed to equip potential church planters for success! After the application phase, planters attend a three-day assessment conference where a team of experienced pastors gets to know and evaluate their readiness to plant. #acts29's assessment process is robust and comprehensive to better prepare church planters for the hard work of pastoral ministry and church planting. Learn more about the Acts 29 assessment today!

What does restoration look like? Restoration is both physical and relational. ARK base work to restore and reimagine church buildings into spaces that host and serve a community. The building and the community go hand in and hand, and the output is always to draw people into relationship and collaboration. #churchbuilding #churchlife #church #churches #churcharchitecture #churchphotography #churchflow #churchresources #churchrestorations #churchbuildingproject #churchbusiness

In case you wonder... An almshouse (AKA a bede-house, poorhouse, or hospital) is charitable housing provided to people in a particular community, especially during the Middle Ages. They were often targeted at the poor of a locality, at those from certain forms of previous employment, or their widows, and at elderly people who could no longer pay rent, and are generally maintained by a charity or the trustees of a bequest (alms are, in the Christian tradition, money or services donated to support the poor and indigent). Now, I wonder how the poor would benefit from such footpath!? Is it to slow down runners, like they do in auto racing to slow down cars? Anyway, nice house for the poor back then, great architecture, definitely uplifting despite whatever financial hardship even today.

Church Project: The provision of adequate parking is the main thing here.

BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE ARC. Pray that many Christians will download and read our PDF ''Brief Overview of the ARC'' and the next PDF! Go to https://lnkd.in/g9Kf5YXP

Explore the Spanish version of the NCD Assessment! Register your Spanish-speaking church now and gain valuable insights into your congregation's strengths and areas for growth @ https://loom.ly/8pj1egE

Welcome to Bible Built Texas Homes, where we don't just build houses, we build legacies. Our homes are more than just structures; they are the foundations for your family's future. Crafted with the finest materials and unparalleled precision, our homes are designed to stand the test of time. What truly sets us apart is our unwavering commitment to our values: faith, family, and community. We believe that every home we build is a testament to God's grace and the importance of creating a safe haven for your loved ones. When you choose Bible Built Texas Homes, you're not just choosing a construction company, you're investing in a sanctuary where your family can thrive for generations to come. Our homes are built on integrity and quality so you can rest assured that your investment will withstand the trials of time. So why settle for anything less than exceptional? Choose Bible Built Texas Homes and experience the difference that faith driven craftsmanship can make in creating a lasting legacy for your family.✝️🏠 #BibleBuiltHomes #FaithFamilyCommunity #HomeSanctuary #QualityHomes #IntegrityInConstruction #TexasHomeBuilders #CustomHomes #BoerneTX #TexasHomeBuilders #Craftsmanship #AffordableLuxury #NewHomeBuilds #HomeRenovation #TexasHomes

Fresh Start: Count the Cost Have you ever visited Washington, DC, our nation’s capital? If you have, you would have seen the Washington Monument. You can’t miss the memorial to our country’s first president. When you see this obelisk, you will notice something unusual. About a third of the way up the outside of this structure, you will observe a definite change in the color of the stones used to build it. At an elaborate Fourth of July celebration in 1848, the cornerstone for the Washington Monument was laid, and the construction began. But by 1856, the Washington National Monument Society had run out of money, and the project stopped. For twenty years, visitors to Washington, DC, saw a structure started by those who could not finish it. Twenty years later, the United States government took over and completed the upper two-thirds using stone from a different quarry, thus the noticeable color difference. Finally, in 1884, the monument was completed. When we start something, we need to count the cost. Luke 14:28-30 (NIV) Suppose one of you wants to build a tower. Won’t you first sit down and estimate the cost to see if you have enough money to complete it? For if you lay the foundation and are not able to finish it, everyone who sees it will ridicule you, saying, ‘This person began to build and wasn’t able to finish.’ Jesus says that when we follow him, we need to count the cost. Maybe you are a Christian who had a great start with Jesus, but somewhere along the way, you stopped growing. You are stalled in your spiritual journey, going nowhere. It’s time to start the construction again. God will give you all you need to do what he is calling you to do. Don’t remain as an unfinished project. Allow God to complete the work he started in your life. Father, there was a time I was on fire for you. But that was a while ago. I am stalled. Please reignite my heart with a burning passion to follow hard after you. Please resume the building process in my life. In Jesus’ name. Amen. https://buff.ly/3P9P56q #dailydevotion #freshstart