Worship Facilities will be hosting its annual conference, the Worship Facilities Conference & Expo, at the Cobb Galleria Centre in Atlanta, Georgia, from October 24-26th.  WPH-Architects for Ministry will be exhibiting at the conference - stop by our booth and connect with us!  Todd Phillippi, president of WPH, will also be delivering a session entitled […]

Although some church leaders cringe at the thought of having a multi-purpose Worship Center, we submit that a facility of this nature would be pleasing to God.  With this concept one gets maximum use of their space.  There are wonderful economic benefits to a church that has or is planning to build a multi-use space.  […]

Recently, several of us at WPH at the opportunity to attend the Maximum Impact Simulcast.  We heard influential speakers such as:
Mark Sanborn
John C. Maxwell
Tim Sanders
Bill Strickland
Terry Bradshaw
Herman Boone
Jackie Freiberg
Malcom Gladwell
Many of the speakers had a profound impact on us, and we’ll be focusing on one of them in our spring newsletter.  Over the upcoming weeks, […]

If your church is already at capacity (your Worship Center attendance is averaging 80% or more of seating capacity  and your parking lot is 90% full during services), what can you do immediately to keep growing? It is rarely possible to immediately increase the available seating area in a Worship Center. New or expanded worship […]

It should be understood that good planning does more than simply meet the need for increased capacity. Proper planning takes a long-term look at where God is leading you and where you may grow over time. Many churches that have not thought through their future sufficiently will find their expansion inadequate shortly after beginning to […]