by Matt Robertson, Scott Long Construction If you find this blog post helpful, you can learn more from ministry expansion experts at Building On Purpose 2020. Let’s face it. Do you go back to any restaurant or place of business where you don’t have a good experience? Not likely. From the time someone enters your … [Read more…]
by Nathan Artt, Ministry Solutions Shark Tank, a show about billionaire investors who either turn away or fight over investing in hopeful entrepreneurs, can teach us a lot about capital campaigns, and how capital campaigns impact a church’s ability to qualify for financing. If you have watched the show, you have probably noticed that there … [Read more…]
by Matt Robertson, Scott Long Construction Pastors deciding to build, remember these words: contingency is your friend. The World English Dictionary defines contingency as a possible but not very likely future event or condition; eventuality. From my years of designing, funding, and building church related facilities, something always pops up that was “not very likely” … [Read more…]
By Matt Robertson, Scott Long Construction Searching for new land to build can sometimes be difficult, especially when you are looking to build a new church. Here are three important guidelines to follow when finding the right piece of land. 1. Check Zoning Restrictions. First and foremost, when you find a property you might be … [Read more…]
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