Metro DC Churches Redevelop Property for Innovative Ministry

Across the Washington, DC metro area, churches are rethinking how their buildings and land can serve both their members and the wider community. In a recent article from Baptist News Global, reporter Jeff Brumley explores how several congregations are selling, building, and renovating property to better align their resources with ministry needs.

Innovation Rooted in Mission

The story highlights churches that are approaching property with creativity and courage—transforming underutilized land and facilities into spaces that expand community outreach, provide financial sustainability, and open new possibilities for ministry. From large-scale redevelopments to strategic renovations, these examples show how faith communities are adapting to meet changing realities.

Relevance for Other Congregations

For congregations in Virginia and beyond, these stories illustrate what can happen when mission guides real estate decisions. Rather than holding on to property for tradition’s sake, these churches are choosing bold, forward-looking approaches that create opportunities for growth, service, and impact.

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Explore the full article here: In Metro DC, churches sell, build, renovate for innovative ministry – Baptist News Global