The Church can be considered like a world wide retail chain. What can we learn? Read on...
How formidable is our church building's threshold? Why would a stranger cross it and how can we offer an invitation to do so? Take a look at this week's blog.
Some heritage and 20th-century churches are in locations that would be sought after by severalretail chains. Could this be better leveraged for the church’s core business? Take a look at thisweek’s blog.
How are we experienced by the visitor? Read on...
Here we conclude our discussions about New vs Heritage buildings as a base for Church. Read on...
The fourth in our series of comparisons between new and heritage buildings. Being wise stewards of the Church's property. Read on...
The third in our series of comparisons between new and heritage buildings. How do we make that welcoming first impression? Read on..
The second in our series of comparisons between new or heritage buildings. At St Aldates Oxford, the character of the heritage walls and roof have been made more apparent with lighting and paint, while the fully accessible new level floor is partly...read on
What serves the needs of a 21st century church better, a new building or a heritage building? Do you have a heritage building that is inflexible and a costly liability to maintain, or perhaps you have a modern church centre that is bland and uninspiring? The public image of...
What does it mean for a church to be hospitable? Apart from a warm welcome from members upon entry, the facilities can facilitate hospitality. Read on...
