Building campaign
Restore the Sanctuary
Raise the walls. Fill the pews. Keep the light burning.
Images on this page are artistic illustrations, not photographs of the church building.
Campaign progress
Campaign launching. The church will publish its goal and progress here once they are set.
Why restoration matters
A house of prayer is a promise kept.
A sanctuary holds a community’s memory — its prayers, its sacraments, its seasons of grief and joy. When the walls weaken, that promise grows harder to keep.
Restoring the sanctuary is not only about stone, timber and glass. It is about making a home where every person who walks through the doors feels the welcome of God — where fellowship can grow, scripture can be studied, and the ministries of the church can serve for generations.
“Our doors are always open to anyone who is looking for a safe place to build their own relationship with Christ.”
The campaign
Three pillars
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Restore the building
Repair and renew the sanctuary so it stands sound, safe and beautiful — a house of prayer worthy of the generations who will gather in it.
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Grow the congregation
Open the doors wider. A restored home makes room for new members, families and seekers to find fellowship and build their own relationship with Christ.
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Sustain the ministries
Give the church’s fellowship, scripture study, life coaching and four ministries a lasting place to serve the community for years to come.
Giving circles
Choose your place in the work
Every gift, of any size, carries the restoration forward. These circles are suggestions — give what is right for you.
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$25
Candle Bearer
Keeps a light burning in the sanctuary while the work begins.
Pledge $25 as Candle Bearer -
$50
Stone Setter
Sets one more stone in walls that will stand for generations.
Pledge $50 as Stone Setter -
$100
Beam Raiser
Helps raise the timbers that will shelter the congregation.
Pledge $100 as Beam Raiser -
$250
Window Restorer
Brings light back through the sanctuary's windows.
Pledge $250 as Window Restorer -
$500
Cornerstone
Lays the foundation for every ministry that gathers here.
Pledge $500 as Cornerstone -
$1,000
Pillar of the Sanctuary
Carries the restoration forward for the whole community.
Pledge $1,000 as Pillar of the Sanctuary -
Any amount
Your own gift
Give or pledge whatever you feel called to, once or over time.
Pledge any amount
Online giving links are being set up. Pledge now and the church will contact you with how to give.
Ways to give
Five ways to stand with the sanctuary
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Online
Online giving links are being set up. Pledge below and the church will contact you with how to give.
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By mail
The church will publish a mailing address for checks here. Until then, ask the church how to give by mail.
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In person
Bring your gift to a gathering, or contact the church to arrange a time to give in person.
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Materials & labor
Builders, tradespeople and suppliers can give in kind — materials, tools, equipment or skilled work. Tell the church what you can offer.
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Restoration days
Lend your hands at volunteer work days. Every skill level is welcome; there is a task for everyone who wants to help.
About taxes: This website makes no statement about whether gifts to the church are tax-deductible. If that matters to you, please ask the church for its records and consult a qualified tax adviser.
Pledge your support
Tell us how you’ll help
Pledge a gift, offer materials or skills, or sign up for a restoration day. The church will reach out personally to thank you and share next steps.
- No payment is taken by this form
- Your pledge goes straight to the church
- Every kind of help is welcome
Fill the pews
A restored sanctuary is a full one.
The building is only the beginning. The church is building a community of integrity, prosperity, abundance and sustainability — and there is a place in it for you.
Questions
Frequently asked
What is Restore the Sanctuary?
A campaign to restore the church’s building to its former glory, grow its congregation, and sustain the ministries that gather there.
Is a pledge a payment?
No. A pledge is a statement of what you intend to give or how you would like to help. Nothing is charged through this website. The church will contact you about next steps.
Are gifts tax-deductible?
This website makes no statement about whether gifts to the church are tax-deductible. If that matters to you, please ask the church for its records and consult a qualified tax adviser.
Can I give materials or labor instead of money?
Yes. Use the pledge form to tell the church which materials, tools, trades or time you can offer, and it will follow up with you.
How will I know how the campaign is going?
The church will publish its goal and progress on this page once they are set, along with updates on the work.
Are the pictures on this page photographs of the church?
No. The images on this page are artistic illustrations created to express the vision of restoration. They are not photographs of the church building.
Something else? Ask the church, or see all ways to support the church.
Spread the word
Sharing costs nothing and can bring the next pair of hands to the work.