Treasure In a Field
Capital Campaign

A note from Pastor Matt

There are moments in the life of a church when we sense God inviting us into something bigger than ourselves—something that requires faith, sacrifice, and complete trust in Him. This is one of those moments.

As we step into this “Treasure in a Field” capital campaign, we are not simply raising funds for a building, walls, and a roof. We are making room for ministry, for Kingdom activity! We are preparing space for all ages to pursue, experience, and have an authentic relationship with Jesus, others and our community for many years to come, a continued harvest in a field on Elm Road, only spiritual in nature now.

This journey will require each of us to pray, to listen, and to respond in obedience to how God is leading us. Our goal is not equal giving, but equal sacrifice. Together, as one body of believers, we will trust the Lord to provide as we step forward in faith.

I am so grateful to pastor a church that loves Jesus, loves people, and is willing to say “YES” when God calls. I believe the best days of our church are ahead, and I am excited to see what God will do through our collective faithfulness to this call.

Thank you for praying, for giving, and for believing in the vision God has placed before us.

With gratitude & expectation,
Pastor Matt

Design of Project

Prayer Devotional

Commitment Card

Design of project

What we are building

WE ARE BUILDING AN 18,600 SQ FEET FACIILITY WITH A 375+ SEAT AUDITORIUM.

SPACIOUS ATRIUM TO ALLOW PEOPLE TO CONTINUE BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS
SECURE KIDS HALLWAY WITH MORE DEVELOPMENTAL AGE PROGRAMMING CLASSROOMS AND CHECK-IN AREAS
KITCHEN FOR CHURCH MEALS AND CELEBRATE RECOVERY
DESIGNATED SPACE FOR OUR FOSTER CLOSET

How Long will it take?

WE WILL MOVE AT THE PACE OF GOD’S GRACE AND OUR CHURCHS’ GENEROSITY. WE ARE PRAYING TO BREAK GROUND FALL 2026 AND MOVE IN FALL 2027.

SITE PLAN WITH FUTURE EXPANSION OPTIONS

BUILDING EXTERIOR

FLOOR PLAN

Ministry benefits of the project

We are currently gathering in an 8,000 sq. ft. space that has faithfully served us—but it’s clear we’ve outgrown it. Limited space can sometimes hold back the ministry opportunities and moments we sense God inviting us into.

As our church family has grown, space has become limited. We’ve added a third service to make room, yet it can still feel crowded. Our desire is to return to two services—creating more space for relationships to grow and more freedom for the Holy Spirit to move.
Our atrium, parking lot, and Kid’s areas regularly overflow. While this reflects a thriving church, it can make it difficult to warmly welcome guests and care for families well. Weeknight ministries feel this strain too, sometimes meeting wherever space is available—even in our foster closet.
A larger facility would allow the ministries God is already using to flourish. Connecting the foster closet to the building would help us better serve foster families and build stronger relationships. It would also allow ministries like Celebrate Recovery to offer childcare, removing barriers so more people can find hope, healing, and community.

Ultimately, this building project isn’t just about more space—it’s about creating room for people to belong, to grow, and to encounter Jesus. It also allows us to steward God’s provision wisely by investing in a permanent home rather than continuing to rent.

We are currently gathering in an 8,000 sq. ft. space that has faithfully served us—but it’s clear we’ve outgrown it. Limited space can sometimes hold back the ministry opportunities and moments we sense God inviting us into.

As our church family has grown, space has become limited. We’ve added a third service to make room, yet it can still feel crowded. Our desire is to return to two services—creating more space for relationships to grow and more freedom for the Holy Spirit to move.
Our atrium, parking lot, and Kid’s areas regularly overflow. While this reflects a thriving church, it can make it difficult to warmly welcome guests and care for families well. Weeknight ministries feel this strain too, sometimes meeting wherever space is available—even in our foster closet.
A larger facility would allow the ministries God is already using to flourish. Connecting the foster closet to the building would help us better serve foster families and build stronger relationships. It would also allow ministries like Celebrate Recovery to offer childcare, removing barriers so more people can find hope, healing, and community.

Ultimately, this building project isn’t just about more space—it’s about creating room for people to belong, to grow, and to encounter Jesus. It also allows us to steward God’s provision wisely by investing in a permanent home rather than continuing to rent.

Funding Plan

FUNDING FOR THIS PROJECT WOULD COME FROM THESE SOURCES:

Capital Campaign (3 Year Goal) – $1,250,000.00
Loan – $750,000.00
Total – $2,000,000.00

WAYS TO CONTRIBUTE:

Continue regular giving/tithing to General Fund
Increase regular giving
Make an above-and-beyond one-time gift
Fill out a 3-year commitment card
Every gift makes a difference!

QUESTIONS YOU MAY CONSIDER ASKING:

Have I prayed about this until I have received an answer from God?
Will this truly be sacrificial for me?
Am I willing to be obedient to God as He has revealed it to me regarding this matter?
Does my heart respond with joy to my giving sacrificially at this time?

Chart of gifts - 3 Year Campaign

The Chart of Gifts is a sample picture of how our campaign goal can be reached together through many different levels of generosity. It reflects the biblical principle of equal sacrifice, not equal giving, inviting each person to respond as God leads and as they are able.

This chart breaks our overall goal into various gift amounts and shows how many commitments at each level will help accomplish the vision. It is not meant to pressure or compare, but to help each of us prayerfully consider where we might participate in what God is doing.

As you review the chart, we hope you see two things clearly: every gift matters, and together, this goal is attainable. When we each step forward in faithful obedience, our combined generosity becomes the means by which God brings this vision to life.

Next Steps

PRAY

Ask God to lead you in your decision to make a commitment that represents personal sacrifice.

DISCUSS

Talk about your commitment with your spouse, friends and/or other members of your family.

COMMIT

Complete an online Commitment Card or grab a Commitment Card from the church and fill it out.

RESPOND

Make sure to fill out an online Commitment Card or turn in a Commitment Card sealed in a Treasure In A Field envelop on Commitment Sunday, May 17, 2026.