At Transformation Nazarene Church, we sense God leading us into a new season of ministry where we can help more people encounter Jesus and grow as Christlike disciples. The Forward Initiative aligns our church with that calling by strengthening ministries that help people experience God’s grace, transformation, and hope.

While some facility updates will support this mission, the heart of the initiative is spiritual, not structural. We want to pursue the lost, nurture disciples, and continue joining Jesus in His redemptive work in our community.

Any updates to our facilities are tools that help us fulfill our mission as a Nazarene church to make Christlike disciples in the nations. Our building should reflect the hospitality, excellence, and intentionality of our ministries so people can take meaningful steps toward Christ.

These updates will help create open, welcoming environments that strengthen first impressions and provide space for conversation, connection, and discipleship.

TNC Kids plays a vital role in helping children encounter Jesus and begin their journey of becoming Christlike disciples. Updates will focus on creating a safe, engaging, and spiritually nurturing environment for families.

We anticipate improvements that enhance security, safety, accessibility, and learning. This may include updated security measures, child-friendly restrooms, intentionally designed classrooms, and supportive technology. Every change helps children experience God’s love in a space that reflects care, excellence, and Christlike hospitality.

Project Timing: We are working with building professionals to strategically plan projects in ways that minimize the impact on the congregation, manage funding and costs wisely, and allow the work to be completed in a timely manner.

Worship Location: During sanctuary updates, we will gather for worship in the gym so weekly services can continue without interruption.

Funding: These projects will be funded through sacrificial giving from our TNC family over a two year period. If needed, additional financing may be used to cover any gap between giving and actual costs.

We partnered with an architect and general contractor who understand our ministry goals and facility needs. They evaluated our campus, explored potential project options, and developed an estimate based on current construction and material costs. Because final project details depend on the resources God provides through The Forward Initiative, this estimate serves as a responsible and realistic starting point for planning and stewardship.

The Forward Initiative is not simply about improving our building. It is about creating space for ministry to grow and for more people to encounter Jesus. By enhancing the areas where we gather, serve, and build relationships, we make room for new believers, maturing disciples, and families seeking spiritual guidance.

These updates support more intentional discipleship, stronger hospitality, and greater opportunities to serve in ways that reflect the love and holiness of Christ. Every improvement helps TNC welcome people well, walk with them as they discover new life in Christ, and support the ministries that form Christlike disciples in our community.