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Over the past few months, the Building Team has continued working through the next stage of planning for our future facilities. A key focus has been refining the project around the direction given by the Elders: a first stage that provides space for around 600 people, while allowing for future growth as the church grows. We are also working within a clear financial framework and considering how the overall project could be staged so that we make the best use of the land and f

We have continued to make progress this month on both the master planning work and the Martin Lane road stopping process.Edwards White Architects have been working on the master planning options for the site. They had hoped to have something ready for the Building Team meeting this week, but have advised that they need a little more time to refine the options before they are ready for review. While this means we need to wait a little longer, it is encouraging that progress is

The Martin Lane road stopping referral has been delayed again due to final affidavit/document corrections, but Council has indicated that lodgment with the Environment Court is now very close. Over the next month, we are planning to re-engage Edwards White Architects to help us complete the concept stage. The goal is to develop clear alternatives that show what the project could look like. This will help us compare alternative pathways clearly before committing further time,

On Good Friday we erected the cross in the carpark overlooking the city as a visible declaration of the purpose of this land — that it is for the glory of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. The cross is such a strong symbol of the Church, and we want it to be known that this land has been set aside for a greater purpose. Once construction begins, the cross will be repositioned within the carpark landscaping, still overlooking the city as a continuing testimony of faith and h