“Unless the Lord builds the house, the builders labor in vain.” Psalm 127:1 NIV

North Church has initiated an expansion plan that will increase our footprint in Oklahoma City and renovate our existing facilities to better reach the next generation for Christ. Build His Church is a three-year project driven by the vision to create space for God’s work to flourish, not only at home but beyond.

The expansion is more than just a construction project; it’s a calling. In Pastor Rodney’s words, “We need a new facility today to reach the growing number of people who matter to God. Because they all matter to God, they should matterto us. We must build now for the future.”

God has called us to step forward and build somethinglasting for His Kingdom and His glory, so we aren’t waiting for the future to come—we’re taking action now. It’s not by might, nor by power, but by His Spirit, and we’re trusting the Holy Spirit to guide us as we step into this new chapter.

As Pastor Shannon stated, the Build His Church project“is not about chairs and rooms but about hands and hearts.” It is about taking care of our home so that we can continue to support everything else God has called us to do—plant churches, support our community, and help spread the Gospel in our world.

“We need a new facility today to reach the growing number of people who matter to God. Because they all matter to God, they should matter to us.”

RODNEY FOUTS

PROJECTED PROJECT TIMELINE

PARKING LOT COMPLETION
The completion of the expanded parking lot is a crucial milestone, providing the necessary infrastructure to accommodate our growing congregation and to support the next phases of the project. This foundational step will ease access and set the stage for the larger building expansion.
STARTING THE NEW FACILITY EXPANSION
In this phase, construction will begin on our new facility. To maintain the flow of church activities during construction, a temporary lobby and main entrance will be established at the back of the current building. This will ensure minimal disruption as we continue to gather and grow as a community.
COMPLETION OF NEW FACILITY EXPANSION
By fall, the highly anticipated new facility, complete with a 1,700-seat auditorium and enhanced lobby space, will be ready for use. This will mark a significant leap forward for North Church, creating more room for worship, connection, and ministry.
COMPLETION OF THE BUILD HIS CHURCH PROJECT
The full scope of the Build His Church initiative realized, as all phases, including renovations, new construction, and infrastructure improvements, are completed. This marks the culmination of our collective effort to build a space that serves our current needs and leaves a lasting legacy for future generations.

NEW FACILITY

EXPANSION PLAN

A state-of-the-art auditorium featuring stadium seating with a capacity of up to 1,700 seats. This design maximizes both comfort and visibility for our growing congregation.

To effectively utilize space, areas beneath the stadium seating will be allocated for essential functions including: restrooms, a nursing moms’ room, sensory rooms, a prayer room, a café, a merchandise area, volunteer space, and storage.

A spacious, inviting lobby designed for optimal circulation, allowing plenty of room for community engagement and fellowship.

A permanent water feature for baptism in the lobby, providing a central gathering spot for the church to celebrate baptisms regularly.

Expansion of the parking lot to accommodate over 700 vehicles, with three strategically-placed entry and exit points for easier access and reduced congestion.

Enhanced pedestrian safety and the creation of a welcoming environment by adding a beautiful courtyard area for foot traffic and special outdoor events.

CURRENT FACILITY

RENOVATION PLAN

The current facility will be fully dedicated to Next-Generation ministries, significantly expanding the footprint of northKIDS and NORTHSTUDENTS to support their spiritual growth.

The upstairs area will be transformed into dedicated North Groups meeting spaces, fostering deeper connections and building kingdom community through small groups and discipleship opportunities.