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Horst Construction
http://www.horstconstruction.com/
Horst Construction has built hundreds of churches since 1894. Listening to the needs of each congregation and ministry. Responding with groundbreaking ideas and an old-world work ethic. Delivering unparalleled quality. On-time and on-budget. Send e-mail to info@horstconstruction.com or call toll-free at 866-HORST4U (866-467-7848).
Morton Buildings, Inc.
http://www.mortonbuildings.com/
Whether you need a simple church building, activity center or a more elaborate facility, we work with you to develop and construct a building to meet your congregation's needs. For more information, please visit http://www.mortonbuildings.com/.
United Church Structures
http://www.unitedchurchstructures.com
United Church Structures is a system builder who provides craftsmanship second to none. We are committed to providing the finest in wood shell construction. By incorporating our method of construction you can save both time and money. Our program offers:
• Technical support for your design/build professionals
• Cathedral ceilings
• Laminated beams or arches
• 5-10 day construction
Worship Concepts
http://www.worshipconcepts.us
Worship Concepts exists to further the Kingdom of God. Our mission is to
protect the pastor and the ministry throughout a building program. Our
MasterPlan Program and Heritage Collection offer total packages with seating
from 100-3000.
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When Renovations Go Bad
How to prepare for the unexpected.
by George Abadie
YC, March/April 2008
To Build or Not to Build
How to know when to take the plunge.
by Thomas G. Dolan
YC, November/December 2006
Church Makeover: Greendale Baptist Church
A blended addition.
by Mike Schreiter
YC, September/October 2006
Earth-Friendly Design
Preserving the environment can also cut costs.
by Thomas G. Dolan
YC, July/August 2006
Construction Choices
It's a brave new world out there—know your options before you talk to an architect or builder.
by Thomas G. Dolan
YC, March/April 2006
Building with a Team
SPOTLIGHT: Myler Church Building Systems
by Tara Beecham
YC, March/April 2006
Church Makeover: Mt. Paran North Church of God
Need: Update and maximize use of existing 170,000 square-foot facility
by Mike Schreiter
YC, January/February 2006
Plan a Better Building
Experts reveal design and construction trends that meet your ministry needs.
by Thomas G. Dolan
YC, November/December 2005
Build for Efficiency
Use these strategies to keep your dream facility from becoming an annual budget nightmare.
by Thomas G. Dolan
YC, March/April 2005
Building on the Strength of Steel
SPOTLIGHT: Miracle Truss
by Kathy Crosett
YC, March/April 2005
Extreme Makeover
How one church handled the challenges of major reconstruction.
by George W. Green
YC, July/August 2004
Keeping Up with the Times
Industry experts talk about how church designs are changing to meet 21st century expectations.
by Thomas G. Dolan
YC, March/April 2004
Prepared for the Worst
A good disaster plan keeps ministries going strong while the building is quickly repaired or rebuilt.
by Lawton Searcy
Full Service Partners
Architectural firms are doing more than ever to help churches build.
By Gayla R. Postma
YC, May/June 2003
Build on a Good Beginning
Questions and answers to get your building project started right.
By Quentin Wagenfield
YC, March/April 2003
From Sheds to Sanctuaries
Re-engineered and redesigned: Metal structures prove their mettle.
By Quentin Wagenfield
YC, January/February 2003
The Changing Face of Churches
The evolution of church design … and what it all means for your ministry today.
By Greg Lefler
YC, November/December 2002
Staying High and Dry
Surefire ways to protect your church building from moisture problems.
by Douglas Stephens
YC, November/December 2002
To Build, or Not to Build?
That indeed is the question of many churches in need of expansion.
By Greg Lefler
YC, September/October 2002
Building Basics
Eleven experts answer your key construction questions.
by Jeanette Gardner Littleton
YC, March/April 2002
Pre–engineered with a Twist
Cookie-cutter construction has given way to customized creativity.
by Shawn Barrett
YC, January/February 2002
The Community-Centered Church
What’s behind the rising popularity of multipurpose buildings?
by Jennifer Schuchmann
YC, November/December 2001
The Challenge of Senior Housing
What to do if your church is interested.
by John R. Throop
YC, May/June 2001
Seven Steps to Power Savings
Plan energy efficiency into church design.
by Matt Donnelly
YC, January/February 2001
Building in the Country
Rural churches face unique construction challenges.
by Gayla R. Postma
YC, July/August 2000
Building Blocks
Builders and architects address five of your construction concerns.
by Gayla R. Postma
YC, September/October 2000
Builders Speak Out on Church Construction
Check these trends before drawing up your building plans.
by Jennifer Schuchmann
YC, March/April 2000
Build for Less
A guide to the latest cost-saver solutions in church construction.
by John Throop
YC, September/October 1999
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