What is the Church Builders League?

The Church Builders League is a plan for sharing the cost of facilities for new and existing churches from which the gospel of Jesus Christ and the kingdom of God can be preached.

The Church Builders league was organized in 1957 by action of General Conference delegates.

Requests for assistance are submitted to the General Conference Board of Directors.  The Board reviews each application on the basis of standards adopted by the delegates.  Church builders assistance is used primarily for these congregations:

· New churches to help with start up and operating expenses.

· Groups buying or constructing church buildings which have not owned a building previously .

· Groups which are meeting in a building of their own that is not specifically suitable for worshipping, and are buying or constructing church buildings.

· Groups relocating to a more desirable site.

· Groups purchasing land for a new building.

· Groups which have outgrown their present facilities and are enlarging, buying, rebuilding, or exchanging.

· Groups in need of serious repairs to their current facility which meet appropriate guidelines.

Two appeals per year are sent, in the fall and spring.  Members of the League are asked to contribute $25 or more to each appeal.  At the present time, more than 400 people and groups participate in making contributions to each Church Builders appeal. The combined gifts of the Church Builders League members will provide much-needed funds for the Korean Church Conference.

Find out more, donate and/or join?

To find out more information about a specific appeal or to join the Church Builders League, please contact Robin Taylor.

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