LEGACY
Legacy is our church’s commitment to build something that outlives us—expanding God’s work locally and globally for generations to come. Through Legacy, we are investing in the future of God’s Kingdom by focusing on three key areas: Expansion, Community, and Missions.
Through expansion, we are creating space for our growing church family and for those who have not yet found hope, healing, and salvation. We are building environments where future generations will encounter Jesus, discover purpose, and experience life transformation.
Through community, we are leaving a legacy of compassion and care—meeting the needs of individuals and families facing unexpected hardship. From practical support and care packages to school supplies, Christmas gifts, and resources for foster children and orphanages both locally and globally, we are ensuring that love is not just spoken, but experienced.
Through missions, we are strengthening the global Church and investing in what God is doing around the world. By going, giving, and partnering with pastors and leaders, we are helping plant churches and advance the gospel in places where hope is scarce and the message of Jesus is hardest to reach.
We invite you to partner with us—through prayer, generosity, and faith—as we build what God is calling Transform Church to carry into the future. This is Legacy: choosing today to impact eternity.
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Expansion
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Expansion
The heartbeat of Transform Church has always been about people—lives changed and stories redeemed by the love and truth of Jesus. When we talk about expansion, we’re not talking about a building; we’re talking about the legacy we leave in the lives of people we may never meet.
Every seat represents someone searching for hope. Every room holds the possibility of a family restored, a child discovering purpose, or a life encountering Jesus for the first time. This expansion is personal. It’s about someone’s prayer being answered, someone’s burden being lifted, and someone’s future being forever changed.
We’re building with generations in mind—making room for the broken, the hopeful, and the hungry. So that long after our names are forgotten, Jesus’ name is still lifted high. So that because we made room, someone else found hope.
