The church in Valle de San Jose, Colombia is embarking on an inspiring journey to establish its own permanent home. Currently, the congregation has outgrown its rented location, and the time has come to secure a space of its own.
Through faith and determination, the church has identified the perfect plot
The second part of the plan for Centro Familiar de Alabanza is to build a brand-new church building, designed to seat an impressive 1,000 people. This larger sanctuary will allow the church to accommodate its growing congregation and welcome even more community members.
This is the first phase of the project in San Andres Island.
This phase is to close off the land, effectively stopping the illegal garbage dumping and deterring squatters. This crucial step will pave the way for the next phases, ensuring a safe and secure foundation for the future.