Cargo Container Church

I’m claiming it now. I want to do a cargo container church. I’ve been reading Ready Made and Dwell and I know that people have transformed old cargo containers into living space. Now that Starbucks has unveiled a cargo container store, it is high time we renovate in this direction.

I say no more big stone churches and no more auditoriums. No more store fronts and gymnasiums. Go eco-friendly and 100% recycled. It is transportable and can be made by the community. And like Lego blocks, we could have fun designing the space and making it ours.

Who else is with me?

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Micah Foster

November 5, 2014

So, have you done it?

I’m a church planter and I’m really interested in this idea and have been researching to see if others have already done it.

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1. Drew Downs
  
  November 5, 2014
  
  No! I’ve been playing it safe. But I appreciate you’re reminding me of this! I need to make some new connections. What have you found so far in your research?
  
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Jevon

February 7, 2015

Greetings

I’m strongly considering building a container church here in Las Vegas

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1. Drew Downs
  
  February 8, 2015
  
  I love that idea! And I’d love to hear how it goes! Let me know!
  
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Brett

April 17, 2015

Hello,

We are looking to do the same here in Congo. Anybody done it yet???

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George Emedi

September 30, 2015

Great idea. I’ve just been thinking of it and decided to google the concept to see what others may have done. I’m based in Cape Town. Would value any ideas from you all.

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