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Construction at Lord of Hosts Church in Omaha, Nebraska is nearing completion! Final work in their new 1500-seat Sanctuary is taking shape with the installation of the audio, video and theatrical lighting systems. Seating will be installed in late August, and the church will begin prepping for services later this fall.
Abundant Life is in the process of constructing a new children’s worship building and courtyard with a platform for outdoor worship services, which will merge their existing sanctuary and children’s addition into a single campus. Located in the historic Crossroads Arts District of Kansas City, Missouri, Abundant Life has pushed to keep the character of the century-old firehouse giving the Mantel Teter team and their partners at Pearce Construction a unique challenge. We look forward to campus construction being completed by Fall of 2024!
City Church - located in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, is under construction for their new home on their acquired property at Bridge Avenue. The design-build team of Smyrna, Tennessee based contractor Dow Smith Company and Kansas City, Missouri based architect Mantel Teter are looking forward to seeing this project come out of the ground and become a ministry tool for this great church serving the urban core of Murfreesboro.
Northside Baptist Church - located in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, recently completed construction of their first phase of renovations. The design-build team of Smyrna, Tennessee based contractor Dow Smith Company and Kansas City, Missouri based architect Mantel Teter served this project. The second phase of renovations and an atrium/lobby addition will follow these renovations very soon.
Lord of Hosts Church, located in Omaha, Nebraska, is nearing the start of construction for their new 1500-seat Sanctuary, gathering areas and support spaces. This project has been transformational as new life is reborn into an old retail building. Local Omaha, Nebraska contractor, Lund-Ross Constructors, is serving as the selected general contractor.
Fellowship Bible Church, located in Murfreesboro, Tennessee is starting construction on their Phase 2 Children's Building addition which will provide additional classrooms, a large group auditorium for kids and other ministry groups, additional office space, and a renovated and enlarged lounge area for hospitality and gathering. The church returned to their original design build team of Mantel Teter and Dow Smith Construction.
The Summit Church - located in Lee’s Summit, Missouri has begun construction of their second phase building addition that includes church offices, meeting rooms, and a chapel with the design-build team of Overland Park, Kansas based contractor A.L. Huber Construction and Kansas City, Missouri based architect Mantel Teter. The project is expected to take approximately one year to build.
Drone Flyover courtesy of Pearce Construction
Fellowship Greenwood - located in Greenwood, Missouri, has begun construction of their new children’s ministry building and entry/atrium renovation. A brand-new parking lot expansion was just completed as well. Pearce Construction is serving as the general contractor. The project is expected to complete construction in July 2019.
Grace Community Church - located in Smithville, Missouri, recently broke ground and construction is underway for their new kid’s classroom expansion, while also renovating the lobby and kid’s check-in of the existing building. “The entire team is excited to be under construction & we’re anxious to witness the great things this new space will do for the church’s ministries.” commented Skyler Phelps, the Project Architect. Pearce Construction is serving as the general contractor.
Fellowship of Grace, located in Parkville, Missouri, recently broke ground and construction is underway for their new entry/atrium space for gatherings & connection, while also renovating most of the existing building. “The church is very excited to be under construction & we’re looking forward to the great things this new space will do for its ministry.” commented Brian Rathsam, the Project Architect. Pearce Construction is serving as the general contractor.
Construction is underway at Vineyard Church. Check out the progress in this drone video from Pearce Construction.
Construction at Mill Creek has begun. Check out this video from Pearce Construction!
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Grace Community Church - located in Smithville, Missouri, is ready to begin construction with Kansas City based contractor Pearce Construction. The church will be adding facilities to provide more space for worship, children, and connection.
Pearce Construction is hard at work and making progress at Antioch Bible Baptist Church, located in Gladstone, Missouri.
Construction is underway at Antioch Bible Baptist Church. Check out the progress below.
Fountain Springs Church East Campus | Rapid City, South Dakota
Located in Rapid City, South Dakota and a member of Outreach Magazines 100 fastest growing churches in America, Fountain Springs Church had leveraged their present facilities beyond all capacities. The church recognized the hunger to hear the gospel in their community and realized that multisite campuses would assist in this mission. In order to accomplish this mission, two projects would be necessary: a new East campus location and a major addition to the existing West campus.
Mantel Teter was selected to lead the church staff team through our process of visioning and discovery in order to design ministry spaces that will meet their objectives, while containing both projects within the church’s established and shared budget. At the beginning of the process, the church also engaged an owner’s representative and a general contractor to partner early in the process and assist with cost estimating and cost control.
The East campus project includes transforming a vacant lumberyard building into a large Atrium/Lobby space to access a new 550 seat video venue Auditorium. Renovations will also provide an Auditorium for Children’s Ministry and classrooms for nursery and preschool. All spaces are balanced to the new worship capacity. Additional staff offices are also included with the renovations. The exterior of the facilities intentionally blends and matches the architectural styling and materials from the existing West campus.
