Our last few posts have covered the children’s spaces used for ministry inside a church building, the classrooms, activity rooms, and play areas built around Sunday mornings and midweek programs. When your church design includes a licensed childcare center or preschool, the requirements for your church design look different. Here are some of the important differences and considerations. Childcare, [...]
We’ve already covered indoor play areas in church design, where kids can burn energy, no matter the weather. If you missed it, you can read it here. But when the weather cooperates, nothing beats getting kids outside. Here are some considerations that church leaders should think about when planning an outdoor play area as part of a church building [...]
Our last post covered children’s activity spaces in church design, the rooms built for church-focused lessons, games, and the occasional planned chaos. But there is another children’s space that shows up inside and outside many church buildings today: the play area. Here are some considerations church leaders should keep in mind when planning indoor play areas. More Than a [...]
Our last several posts have outlined the space requirements for children's areas, along with the different types of elements that need to go into a church design when considering children’s ministries. Of course, not every room designed for kids is a classroom, so let’s look more at what goes into children's activity spaces within a church building, the rooms [...]
For most churches, reaching children is a core part of their vision for ministry. Whether your church plans to host Sunday school, operate a Christian school, or create dedicated spaces for weekday ministries, there are many considerations that go into the church design for these places. These areas’ needs are specific; they vary by age group and getting them [...]
