If a critical mass of people from Sugar Land express gospel values–mercy, friendship, justice, hope–in our work, lives, and neighborhoods, we believe it will help the city flourish for everyone in it. We can't reach a tipping point by building a bigger Redeemer. We need a people-driven movement of Sugar Landians in every neighborhood rising to embody the gospel in how we live, work, and serve.

THIS WILL TAKE MORE THAN A CHURCH–

IT WILL TAKE A MOVEMENT.

We are calling on everyone at Redeemer to rise and say "I'm in" to pray, engage, and give as part of a gospel movement for the good of the city. Are you in?

We want to create places for meaningful community.

One of the best ways we can love and bless our neighbors is by becoming a physical neighbor ourselves. Renting is impermanent and often makes us invisible to those who live nearby. We want to do more than descend into a neighborhood on Sundays to "use" space. We want to be rooted in the fabric of a neighborhood to share space–and be part of advancing the coming good for generations to come.

We envision a Macek home for our congregation to worship, mark milestones of weddings and funerals, and invite kids of all ages to learn about Jesus. But just as importantly, we envision a place for the city–for serving the poor, for welcoming neighbors into artist events, hosting community gatherings and meetings, and more, so as to physically manifest what it looks like to be a "church not for ourselves."

+Commit to making a real estate strategy part of

Redeemer's long-term vision to serve neighborhoods

and rooted people of Sugar Land for generations to come

+Pursue the building and establishment of a permanent

Macek ministry home that includes a worship space, 

classrooms, and gathering spaces

+Seek to provide a base for Redeemer's long-term

commitment to church planting and leadership training

+Increase neighborhood visibility as a means

to bear gospel witness in tangible ways

TOTAL COST

$2 Million