November 6, 2010
Interview with Mel McGowan
Mel McGowan explains how “architectural evangelism” uses church design, storytelling, and community-minded spaces to lower barriers and invite people toward the gospel.
November 6, 2010
Mel McGowan explains how “architectural evangelism” uses church design, storytelling, and community-minded spaces to lower barriers and invite people toward the gospel.
July 16, 2006
Starbucks has mastered community, consistency, and customization. Kent Fillinger explores what churches can learn about welcoming people, shaping first impressions, and offering accessible pathways for spiritual growth.
September 4, 2005
As churches seek stronger ties with their neighborhoods, “third places” like coffee shops and community centers can create everyday connection points beyond Sunday. Practical examples show how presence and service can open relational doors.
August 28, 2005
After years as a Disney “imagineer,” Mel McGowan now helps churches think differently about campus design. Visioneering Studios calls it “architectural evangelism,” pairing story, stewardship, and practical flow so facilities better serve leaders and welcome communities.
Learn how to turn the sermons you’re already preaching into searchable, shareable content that helps people discover and connect with your local church. Access Be Seen, Be Heard on demand with Wes Woodell and Trey Sheneman. A two hour course for preachers, church media and website teams, and anyone who wants to help their church reach more people online.