“Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you”

-Matthew 6:33

Over the past six years, we’ve witnessed God’s faithfulness through seasons of change and challenge. Today, we step into a new chapter with NEXT, our capital campaign rooted in Matthew 6:33: 'Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness.' NEXT is about investing in the future—creating spaces for kids and students to grow in faith, fostering deeper community connections, and empowering discipleship. This isn’t just about buildings; it’s about people and God’s Kingdom work. Join us in praying and trusting God for what’s ahead as we move forward boldly together.

Digital Resource Initiative Brochure

Explore the NEXT Resource Initiative Brochure in its digital format. This version provides the same compelling content as the physical copy, featuring concept art, a giving chart, and the vision behind the initiative—all easily accessible on your device.

Building Commitee

The Foundry's Board and Building Team are guiding our resource initiative and building project with vision and dedication. Comprised of leaders, professionals, and ministry partners, they are committed to faithful stewardship and strategic planning.

Their efforts ensure this project aligns with The Foundry’s mission, creating spaces that inspire connection, foster growth, and empower the next generation to live out their faith.

FAQ

We understand that you may have questions about the resource initiative and building project, and we want to provide clarity and confidence as we move forward together. To help, we’ve compiled answers to some of the most frequently asked questions. These cover key details about the vision, timeline, funding, and impact of this initiative. Our goal is to ensure transparency and keep everyone informed as we work toward creating spaces that support our mission and future growth. Here are those frequently asked questions

  • Those funds are currently being held and earning interest. The funds were originally intended for a "new thing" (third campus, etc). Though we are no longer bound (by the denomination) to utilize those funds in that way, we would like to honor our commitment and hold them for future endeavors like a new campus.

  • We have the flexibility this time to fund the project with multiple sources utilizing the money we have in hand from All-In, a loan (which we have already been paying the equivalent monthly payment), and the funds raised in the campaign.

  • The project is more about opportunity than growth. While we are experiencing growth in areas like the contemporary service at Jones, we know there is growth in the neighborhoods around both campus and the projects will allow us to reach those areas more effectively.

  • We believe so! We know there are uncertainties around us, but we are committed to fixing our eyes on Jesus and working to fulfill his mission.

  • We are taking a conservative approach to the project--submitting plans to get real-time costs multiple times throughout the process. We believe we will have the most realistic estimate possible before we break ground, and we are building in contingency for unforeseen circumstances.

  • Our current debt is $3,575,422.45. Payments are $33,675 per month (approx. 404,100 a year). We currently pay approx. $10,000 month above that to reduce the debt and train ourselves to be able to absorb that additional debt if needed.

  • With the current debt of approx. $3.6 M, the debt service is roughly 10% of the 2025 budget.

  • That depends on how much we need to borrow. If we borrow $2M, that increases our debt service to 13 % of the budget. Given current healthy church metrics, this is well within the range for churches our size.

  • The ideal situation is to fund all projects. If we fall short (even after exploring all funding options), we will evaluate the scope of each project and see where adjustments can be made on each that would allow us to still accomplish the goal on a different scale.

  • Yes! We currently don't have an open and inviting space for people to gather and connect. We took steps in this direction with the work in Foundry Hall and the reception area in the Admin. Building. That space is constantly in use but is not adequate for our needs. A central space to connect and gather will help build community and invite people to take a next step. The clear entrance and connection creates a welcoming first impression for guests as well as members.

  • Yes. We believe so. These spaces create opportunities for people to take a next step into community and the life of the church. The new kids building at Fry helps us more effectively reach the next generation while freeing up space for students and adults to be discipled.

  • Yes. We know we have gaps in our security because of building layout and the age of construction. All new construction will take security in mind when designing and security is being evaluated on an ongoing basis in our existing facilities.

  • There are no immediate plans to launch a third campus; however leadership continues to pray and seek God to discern this for the future.

Share Your Thoughts

• What are you excited about?
• What questions/concerns do you have?
• Any other thoughts/ideas you have that you want to share?

The Foundry Board