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Anchor Story - Nehemiah Background: Jewish Exile 605BC Babylonians (70 years) Persians Conquer Babylonia End Exile 90 Years Later Nehemiah Works for King Artaxerxes of Persia Journals his Story Book of


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Anchor Story - Nehemiah

 Background:

  • Jewish Exile 605BC – Babylonians (70

years)

  • Persians Conquer Babylonia … End Exile
  • 90

Years Later … Nehemiah

  • Works for King Artaxerxes of Persia
  • Journals his Story – Book of Nehemiah

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Nehemiah 1 (CEB)

Loss of Jerusalem

1 These are the words of Nehemiah, Hacaliah’s son.

In the month of Kislev,in the twentieth year, while I was in the fortress city of Susa, 2 Hanani, one of my brothers, came with some other men from Judah. I asked them about the Jews who had escaped and survived the captivity, and about Jerusalem.

3 They told me, “Those in the province who survived

the captivity are in great trouble and shame! The wall around Jerusalem is broken down, and its gates have been destroyed by fire!”

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Confession

4 When I heard this news, I sat down and wept. I

mourned for days, fasting and praying before the God of heaven. 5 I said: “LORD God of heaven, great and awesome God, you are the one who keeps covenant and is truly faithful to those who love you and keep your

  • commandments. 6 Let your ear be attentive and

your eyes open to hear the prayer of your servant, which I now pray before you night and day for your servants, the people of Israel.

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“I confess the sins of the people of Israel, which we have committed against you. Both I and my family have sinned. 7 We have wronged you greatly. We haven’t kept the commandments, the statutes, and the ordinances that you commanded your servant Moses.

8 “Remember the word that you gave to your servant

Moses when you said, ‘If you are unfaithful, I will scatter you among the peoples. 9But if you return to me and keep my commandments by really doing them, then, even though your outcasts live under distant skies, I will gather them from there and bring them to the place that I have chosen as a dwelling for my name.’ 10 They are your servants and your

  • people. They are the ones whom you have redeemed

by your great power and your strong hand.

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11 “LORD, let your ear be attentive to the prayer of

your servant and to the prayer of your servants who delight in honoring your name. Please give success to your servant today and grant him favor in the presence of this man!” Cupbearer’s plea At that time, I was a cupbearer to the king. What has God placed on our hearts? A stir within us that requires us to act. How can we leverage what God has provided us with in order to Follow Him? How can we and should we LOVE as He commanded? How might we Lose our Lives so that we might Gain Abundant Life in Jesus?

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 What has God placed on our hearts?  A stir within us that requires us to act by …  How can we leverage what God has provided us

with in order to Follow Him?

 How can we and should we LOVE as He

commanded?

 How might we Lose our Lives and in turn Gain

Abundant Life in Jesus?

 What Breaks your Heart?

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Questions for Us …

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Building Team Recommendation Fuquay Varina United Methodist Church May 12th, 2017

GROWING

Relationships Community

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Goals and Objectives

 Provide Update

  • Review Progress
  • Current Status
  • Share Next Steps
  • Discussion & Questions

 Refresh Understanding

  • Revisit Timeline and Actions
  • Explore The Why
  • Discussion & Questions

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Review the Process

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Review the Process

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Review the Process

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Review the Process

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Review the Process

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Building Team Charge

Lead the Congregation through the process Assess facility needs for carrying out the Mission and facilitating the Vision Develop architectural plans that best satisfy those needs Secure cost estimates for meeting needs Lead effort to generate and execute a financial plan Develop detailed plans Oversee construction phase

Facilities are a vital part of carrying out our Mission and achieving our Vision ...

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Progress Update

 Hired Architect TiseKiester – May

2016

 Focus Meetings & Survey to Confirm

Needs – Jul 2016

 Several Revisions of Conceptual

Drawings – Sep 2016

 District Board Review – Dec 2016  Church Council Review – Mar 2017

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Existing Site Plan

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PARSONAGE

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  • 50 Additional Spaces
  • Fountain upgraded and repurposed as part
  • f a prayer garden in the Columbarium

Phase 1 – Adding Front Drive / Covered Drop-Off

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Phase 1 View

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Office / Adult Wing Children’s Wing

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Fountain Ideas

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Phase 2 – Facility Expansion

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Phase 2 – Facility Expansion

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Youth and Mission (Floorplan Concepts)

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Children, Offices and Drop-Off (Floorplan Concepts)

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Multi-Use / Worship (Floorplan Concepts)

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Additional Access to Academy St

Parsonage

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Phase 2 View (Front of Church)

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Adult Wing Children’s Wing

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Phase 2 View (New Facility)

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Children’s Wing Adult Wing

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Phase 2 View

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Phase 2 View

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Phase 3 - Update Centrum & Reconfigure Existing Space

Preschool

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Financial Plan (Limits)

 Capital Plans

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Next Steps

 Capital Campaign Manager

Vetting - Now

 Called Church Conference – May 21st  Capital Campaign – Fall 2017  Detailed Plan Refinement – On Going  Contractor, Permits, Engineering - 2018  Construction Phase

  • Phase 1 – 2018
  • Phase II – 2019
  • Phase III - 2020

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Mission Statement

 ¶ 120. The Mission—The mission of the Church is to make disciples of

Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world. Local churches and extension ministries of the Church provide the most significant arenas through which disciple-making occurs.

 ¶ 122. The Process for Carrying Out Our Mission—We make disciples as we:

  • —proclaim the gospel, seek, welcome and gather persons into the body of Christ;
  • —lead persons to commit their lives to God through baptism by water and the spirit and

profession of faith in Jesus Christ;

  • —nurture persons in Christian living through worship, the sacraments, spiritual disciplines,

and other means of grace, such as Wesley’s Christian conferencing;

  • —send persons into the world to live lovingly and justly as servants of Christ by healing the

sick, feeding the hungry, caring for the stranger, freeing the oppressed, being and becoming a compassionate, caring presence, and working to develop social structures that are consistent with the gospel; and

  • —continue the mission of seeking, welcoming and gathering persons into the community of

the body of Christ.

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Vision Statement

 Fuquay

Varina United Methodist Church is

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A CHRIST

  • CENTERED COMMUNITY

Offering inspiring worship and giving opportunities for people of all ages to express their faith, explore their God- gifted talents, and offer those gifts back to God. Creating pathways on the lifelong journey of discipleship from birth through adulthood to nurture faith and grow toward maturity in Christ. Seeking to minister to a world in need, whether down the street or across the ocean, by

  • ffering our resources,

presence, and services for human dignity and God’s creation. Extending the hope and love

  • f Christ throughout our

community and around the world as we seek to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world to the glory of God.

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Prioritized Needs Assessment

 What factors influence our Mission and

Vision the most?

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Prioritized Needs Assessment

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Need Space to expand children's ministries (larger meeting spaces)

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Need Space to expand youth ministries (larger meeting spaces)

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Need more age appropriate spaces for children (current room design for preschool, challenge for 5 to 10 year olds)

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Need more age appropriate spaces for youth (current rooms are multi- purpose and do not help to give youth an identity)

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Need Space to expand worship attendance

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Need improved traffic flow (people and vehicles … including a covered drop-off)

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Need improved facilities for community service (WIHN, MSK, Community Garden, Clothing Closet, Caring Connections, Divorce Care, Grief Share)

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Current worship space is not tuned to either style of worship (not really traditional and not really contemporary)

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Need space for expanding staff (several are doubled up in offices, expect staff to expand)

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Need Adult Sunday School classes near to covered walkway/drop-off and worship space

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Need Space to expand adult ministries (larger meeting spaces)

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Need Space for storage Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3

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Our Facility History

 Move to Judd Parkway – Address Pinch

Points

 2005 – Space Utilization T

eam – Same Pinch Points as T

  • day … started in 2003

 2011 – Facility Usage T

eam – Affirmed 2005 Findings

 2014 – Building Committee – Updated

Findings with Prioritization

 14 years of pinch points … 12 years of

study

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Our “Nehemiah”

 Ministries out of space

  • Utilization is high … most everyday of the week
  • Conflicts require detailed reservation process that limits our

generosity in the use of our facilities

  • No time for setup & reset, few things are permanent

 Current spaces are no longer adequate

  • Building Access & Parking for Special Needs and Guests
  • People flow and Inclement Weather Access
  • Signage, Clarity and Security
  • Meeting space size and immersive environments

 Facilities are over 80% full … 80% of the time  Carrying out Community Ministries are Challenging

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Why is this step necessary?

 We live in a growing community

  • Fuquay Varina

 2000 – 7,898  2010 – 17,937  2016 – 23,907  2020 – 33,035

  • Holly Springs

 2000 – 9,192  2010 – 24,661  2016 – 31,377  2020 – 38,467

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Why is this step necessary?

 Need to continue to grow relationships

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Why is this step necessary?

 We are called to be generous … with our

facilities:

  • ESL
  • AA / OA
  • Scouting
  • TVR
  • Baccalaureate Service
  • Funerals
  • Weddings

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Why is this step necessary?

 What breaks your heart?

Local Missions Ride for Life International Missions Main Street Kitchen

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Why is this step necessary?

 What breaks your heart?

Community Thanksgiving Meal Preparation High School and Middle School Youth meeting in Preschool room with preschool-sized chairs 30+ children cramming into classrooms for Sunday School

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Discussion and Questions

 Building@fvumc.org

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GROWING

Relationships Community