For GracePoint Evangelical Free Church, worshiping in a warehouse for seven years did not provide the necessary space for discipleship and fellowship they needed for their ministry.
The church, which began in 2013, is a church plant from nearby Hershey Evangelical Free Church.
In 2018, GracePoint conducted “a capital campaign with the goal of building a facility that would allow for a broader scope of ministry,” said Bob Sproul, senior pastor of the church.
So in January of this year (2020), the church moved into its new facility, which “includes a 500-seat multi-use worship center, a large lobby, 14 classrooms and a commercial kitchen,” Sproul continued.
The entire process was a success, and the church of 350 people is doing well.
“We are blessed to have been able to work with CIF,” Sproul concluded. “They were extremely helpful and responsive in leading us through the entirety of our project. If we expand our facility in the future and are in need of a loan, we will definitely consider partnering together with them!”
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