Through the Academy and Preschool, we teach children the Gospel, we minister to teachers and staff, and we gain an opportunity to connect with parents and family members. We especially desire to connect with un-churched families, that they might come to know God by hearing the gospel through their children, staff, and our church outreach.
The Academy and Preschool have both experienced significant growth, filling almost all of the available church space plus the aging modular units. The blessing of this growth requires more room for both schools as well as space to support expanding church ministries.
Back in June 2018, the Windsor Baptist Church congregation raised $500,000 towards the funds for this building project. We hit our initial goal of this campaign and now it is time to step out in faith and seek the rest of the $2.5 million to complete Phase 1 of our building project.
We know that raising $2.5 million is no easy task, however, we believe that God is going before us and opening the doors to build. He will provide the funds by moving in the hearts of generous donors. We wait in anticipation at the work God will do!
There are several ways to give towards the building program.
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These renderings are the most recent architect design but do not reflect the final building design. Colors, floor and wall coverings, furniture, etc. are not yet defined.
See the placement of the new building in relation to the existing church.
The school lobby and multi-purpose room is what you will see when walking through the first floor.
The administrative area will feature a front desk, nurse’s office, conference room, and other offices.
The second floor of classrooms will be better equipped for education purposes.
A business meeting was held on Thursday, July 23rd which allowed the Building Committee to present to the congregation information on the Windsor Classroom Building Project. Find out the current status of the building project and what’s ahead in August.
READ MOREOn Friday, June 5, Horst presented the Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) to some members of the Building Committee. The building committee took this GMP and added in the other costs associated with the building project that will be shared during the congregational meeting later this month. Find out the current status of the building project and what’s ahead in July.
READ MOREBecause of the current restrictions due to COVID-19, not much has progressed in May. As our county moves to the yellow phase, we anticipate movement again in the month of June with our building project. Find out the current status of the building project and what’s ahead in June.
READ MOREIt is hard to believe that it has been one full year since we all met together in Fellowship Hall and kicked off our Building a Community of Faith capital campaign. Find out the current status of the building project and what’s ahead in May.
READ MOREIn March, we received revised building drawings from Cornerstone based on our requested changes. These adjustments allowed our Design Build Contractor Horst to reduce the overall building costs by about $500K. Find out the current status of the building project and what’s ahead in April.
READ MOREIn February, we learned that the “all-in” initial estimate for our project is higher than we anticipated due to construction costs increasing. We realize that we need to simplify the building design to achieve our scope and build within our financial limits. Find out the current status of the building project and what’s ahead in March.
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