SAN SALVADOR CHURCH ┃ PROJECT

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KING’S CASTLE A/G CHURCH NETWORK

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HeadingRaised: $0.00Goal: $1,500,000

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The King's Castle A/G Central Church project is an environmentally-friendly modern Sprung Church Structure with a seating capacity of 1,500. It will include modern lighting, air conditioning, and a spacious lobby. LED screens will enhance the worship experience. In addition, auxiliary buildings connected by hallways will be constructed to accommodate children's discipleship classes. Construction is planned for 2024, pending building permits. Architects will be engaged to transport and assemble the Sprung Structure from another location to El Salvador. The estimated cost for Phase One is $1,500,000, significantly lower than a conventional building of the same size, which would cost approximately $3,500,000. This makes the Sprung Structure a cost-effective and environmentally-conscious choice.

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Project Progress Update

LATEST UPDATE!!!

September 2024 Project Progress Update

September 2024 Project Progress Update — Following the recent tornado damage to our tent, we have been diligently preparing the ground for the installation of the new tent. Currently, church services are being held in a smaller tent as we navigate this transition.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to all the sponsors and individuals who have supported and prayed for the San Salvador Church Network during this time. While we have made progress, there is still much to be done to complete this project. We encourage you to join us in this mission and be part of the Great Commission. Your support makes a meaningful difference!

July 2024 Project Progress Update

July 2024 Project Progress Update — A small Tornado was observed by our Security Team at the King’s Castle Church. It flew over two of our tents, and hit our main tent, destroying it completely. It is going to cost around $95,000 to buy a new tent. We already have the funds pledged and are waiting for the funds to arrive and for the tent to be manufactured, shipped down to El Salvador and set up.