Future Location of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
In October of 2003, our congregation approved a plan to build a new addition, make building repairs, enhance ministry delivery, and to plan for the future. In 2005, Building additions and repairs were completed, allowing us sufficient room to enhance our current ministry delivery.
In planning for the future, our Long Range Planning Team advised on the importance of having a future plan in hand should opportunities, questions or crisis arise. There are future County, City and Adjacent Property Owner issues that will become self evident in the future. The final design phase that develops architectural building designs, however, was not a part of this process.
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What is Site Master Planning?
“Planning for growth by master planning can actually save your church significant money and construction headaches, allowing your church to grow gracefully.”
“A long range master plan provides a 'road map' for the church in developing new or expanded facilities. Developing this type of plan is important because most churches cannot afford to build all of the needed space at once. As growth takes place in stages, flexibility in both the master plan and the design of the facilities is vital.” Quote by Douglas Spuler, Church Executive.
“As Churches reach out to their communities and attendance grows, they face increased pressures to provide adequate facilities. In fact, many churches find that they can’t afford to build all the space they need partly because stewardship generally lags two years behind increases in attendance. Continuing growth means that many churches are “under construction” for years, and many times they haven’t finished paying for the first project when they need to expand again.” |
