Our Vision
Having a reduced or eliminated debt means Bethel’s Rock will have a more solid financial foundation, able to enhance our ministries and service across all our campuses.
Bethel’s Rock values our legacy of paying off debt quickly, and already, we have paid off $200,000 of the total debt from taking on the Apple Valley and Farmington campuses.
With the goal of debt elimination in mind, Bethel’s Rock leadership proposes a thoughtful and prayerful plan that will enable us to substantially reduce, and even fully retire, our $3.4 million debt.
Being free from the shackles of debt means that we can pursue bigger ideas about what God wants to do in our church and in our lives. It means that we’ll have the financial reserves to be ready and able to act upon new opportunities such as these, as they arise:
- Purchasing a much-needed, larger Richfield campus facility.
- Reconfiguring Apple Valley campus space to accommodate growth with a larger sanctuary and relocated office space.
- Renovating children’s areas at all three campuses.
- Expanding youth and children’s ministries with afterschool outreach programs.
- Growing our year-long internship program to disciple more young people in ministry before they head off to college.
- Providing additional funds to support missions—locally, domestically, and abroad—toward our goal of giving $1 million to missions annually.
- Moving forward with our vision of a unique senior housing community.
And also to use savings for:
- Other facility renovations.
- Deferred maintenance at each of our campuses.
Let us rise-up to meet every need, to overcome every obstacle and to passionately pursue every opportunity available to better our church. This is the very essence of what God asks and commands of us as stewards of His church.