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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.  [...]

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I’ve been working on my presentation on Multi-purpose and Expandable Worship Centers for the conference (see www.wfxweb.com ), and thought I’d also make part of this the lead article for our fall newsletter. Joan, our office manager / business development manager / bookkeeper and spiritual life director (not her real titles, but how she really functions) was proofing [...]

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Worship Center Typologies

Today’s worship centers tend to be designed along certain basic styles:    Traditional Auditorium – In this case seating is arranged in a linear pattern with pews and the stage or chancel area tends to be more formal, perhaps with choir risers, and a fixed baptistery. These spaces tend to be relatively inflexible, and it [...]

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“God of wonders beyond our galaxy, you are holy, holy. The universe declares your majesty, you are holy, holy.” We sing the words of this song written by Chris Tomlin, and yet, as we enter the sanctuaries of our houses of worship, are we really focusing our hearts on our holy God or are we [...]

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