40 Days to Take the Land
Project Antioch
115 Acres that will Embody the Vision of Greenhouse Church
What?
Land for Sale – Next to Greenhouse
We have an extraordinary opportunity to acquire 114.8 acres of land adjacent to our current property. After much prayer, thoughtful discussion, and seeking God’s direction, our Trustee Board has entered into an agreement to purchase this property for $1.8M ($15.7k per acre).
We invite all Greenhouse members and supporters to join us in prayer—seeking the Lord for His guidance, provision, and the faith to move forward boldly with this endeavor. Let’s come together in prayer and generosity to reach this goal by Sunday, August 3, 2025.
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Why?
Acts 15:15-17
Greenhouse Church is embarking on a significant journey to acquire new land, a decision rooted in the belief that it is a divine opportunity from the Lord to engage in His present-day work of rebuilding the “tabernacle of David”. This vision, drawn from Acts 15:15-17, signifies God’s desire for “the rest of mankind” to seek Him.
After extensive prayer and fasting, the church’s three boards (elders, deacons, and trustees) unanimously voted to pursue this land, seeing it as God’s will and an imperative to not “miss what God is doing when he’s doing it”.
This acquisition is not intended to forsake or neglect any other ongoing ministries, but rather to expand the church’s capacity for its mission.
The land itself will serve as a tangible sign that clearly demonstrates God’s care for four core areas that He has called us to focus on even as we were praying through the acquisition of the current property several years ago: Prayer, The Poor, Harvest, and Leadership
Four Pillars of the Vision
“Build for Me a House of Prayer”
Prayer
Creating a sacred space where people can seek God’s face. Prayer chapel, prayer huts, and a refuge where His presence draws people to Himself.
“Remember the Poor”
The Poor
Cultivating the land to serve those in need. Growing food, providing temporary housing, and remembering the poor as God commands.
“The Lord added to the Church Daily”
Harvest
Expanding space for our growing youth and children’s ministries. Creating room for the influx of disciples being made
“Go Make Disciples”
Leadership
Building a restoration hub for missionaries and leaders. Places of refuge for those serving in the field to rest and seek God.
Hear Pastor Mike Patz Share the Vision for the Land
How?
The Goal: $1.8 Million in 40 Days
3. Dream
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
The land acquisition is seen as a strategic move to accommodate growth, expand outreach, deepen God-seeking, better support our growing ministries, all while pursuing God’s presence and not shrinking back from current challenges
Is the $1.8M a down payment or the total cost for the land?
What are we going to do with the land?
What’s the vision for the 4 pillars?
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Prayer: The vision is to create an extraordinary space dedicated to prayer, such as a prayer chapel or individual prayer rooms, where people can encounter the tangible presence of God and seek His face. Our hope is that even travelers passing by on I-75 will feel drawn to this place of prayer, finding an opportunity to connect with God. We long for the tabernacle of David to be rebuilt in people’s hearts as they pursue the Lord on this property.
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The Poor: Serving the poor and supporting missions is at the heart of this vision. The land presents an opportunity to practically care for “the widow, the orphan, the homeless, the abused, the broken, and the abandoned.” One way we hope to do this is by using the property to grow crops that can be used to feed those in need.
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Harvest: With our ministries growing rapidly—especially those for children and youth—this land will provide the additional space we urgently need. It will also enable us to improve the flow of traffic in and out of the property, resolving current logistical challenges.
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Leadership: This property will serve as a central hub for Greenhouse Church’s operations, church planting initiatives, and, importantly, as a place of restoration for leaders. Plans include offering housing for missionaries returning from the field, giving them a space to rest and recover.
Have more questions?
Great! We’d love to answer any other questions you have. Please email Byron Williams, Executive Pastor of Operations, for more info: byron@greeenhousechurch.org
