
Renew, Revive, Reach is a season of prayerful generosity in which we seek to Renew God’s House, Revive the spaces on our campus that foster welcome and community, and Reach more young families with the hospitality and hope of Jesus Christ.

“And your ancient ruins shall be rebuilt;
you shall raise up the foundations of many generations;
you shall be called the repairer of the breach,
the restorer of streets to dwell in.”

The west side of our campus faces the heart of Lebanon. It is our front door to the community—a place where hundreds of families walk, drive, bike, and visit daily. However, that side of our campus is largely undeveloped. When you drive up Warren Street, you see the back of a church with an alley, a dumpster, and a tired playground behind a chain link fence. That image does not match the heart of love that beats in this congregation! We need to do something about this.
We need to use every inch of our campus for ministry, beautifying that area, making it welcoming, functional, and accessible to all. In doing so, we will make our West Campus reflect the warmth, fellowship, and beauty that already characterizes the people of LPC by using every square inch for God’s glory!
We are a growing church in a growing community! As Lebanon continues to expand, so do our opportunities for loving people to Christ. As more families move in and seek preschool and daycare services for their children, we get to share God’s love for them and their children through this vital ministry arm of our church. These West Campus projects will enhance the LPC Preschool and the reach of the Gospel to families in our town.
We are aiming with God’s help to raise $2.5 million over 36 months for the purpose of improving and renewing our outward-facing community hospitality spaces with the following projects:
This kitchen has been inoperable for over a year due to maintenance needs, unsafe gas appliances, and inadequate fire mitigation. This kitchen is essential for serving our neighbors through the Monday evening feeding ministry, Kairos prison ministry, and myriad community groups and events. It is a main tool for our community outreach, and we need to make it operational again. Rehabilitating the Fellowship Hall Kitchen is a tangible way of showing the love of Jesus to our neighbors. We’ve got to get it back online.
Good stewardship demands that we exercise wise maintenance to what God has already given us. Here is a list of projects we need to attend to:
You may have noticed the exterior repairs, preservation and improvements we have already made to this historic home. Our vision is to repurpose the Blair House to service The Backyard by building restrooms that can be externally accessed from the playground side of the house.
Imagine the area around the Blair House as a safe place for our children to play, our families to gather, and our neighbors to be welcomed. The Backyard is a multifunctional, 6,000 sq. ft. outdoor, multi-generational ministry space with an exceptional play environment to enhance all the ministries of the church including the LPC Preschool and Playschool-- think of the Ark, but without walls!

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