300 seats or less

This 12,400 square-foot church replaces the previous facility at the same site. The new church features soaring laminated wooden arches on the interior and natural light in the worship area.

This church had an older facility that was outdated, not ADA compliant and lacked sufficient parking. Rather than attempt to fix all of that, they sold the building and decided to relocate to a residential area in nearby Bourbonnais.

To help them turn this vision into reality, they turned to Aspen Group.

The church wanted a new facility that was attractive and inviting to their new neighbors. They also desired an exterior that clearly said “church”. The resulting Aspen Group design is a clean, fresh interpretation of traditional church architecture.

West Lafayette Apostolic Christian Church partnered with Aspen Group to design and build their new 11,800 square foot church building that will better accommodate fellowship and various ministries including worship, student, and college ministries.

Upreach, inreach, outreach. Those are the building blocks of the ministry at Apostolic Christian Church of Indianapolis. After working through the visioning process with Aspen Group, the church gained valuable clarity and enthusiasm about who they are and what they are called to pursue. The three identified building blocks signify a desire to reach up to God in worship, reach in toward each other in fellowship, and reach out to the world with God’s truth and love.

For too long, Southwest Community Church had been without a place to fully call home. For years they were forced to rent office buildings, a student ministry space and a weekend worship venue for their growing church, which in turn restricted their ministry and finances. For a solution, the church purchased a large piece of land with the vision of developing a campus for their entire ministry.

Trinity Baptist Church in Westfield, IN partnered with Aspen Group to expand and remodel their existing facility to meet the needs of their growing congregation. The church desired to add fellowship space, classrooms and a kitchen that would align with their church culture and enhance ministry.

Affordability and a welcoming appearance lead the design of the First Baptist Church of Morris 6,640 square foot facility. Built in the 1800s, their previous facility no longer met their ministry needs. Older members were unable to attend church because the building was not handicapped accessible. They lacked modern audio visual equipment, parking and room for expansion.