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Mel McGowan

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Mel McGowan is the co-founder and chief creative principal of PlainJoe Studios, a multidisciplinary design firm focused on storytelling from branding to building. He also is the author of Design Intervention: Revolutionizing Sacred Space (PlainJoe Studios) and serves as an adjunct professor at California Baptist University’s College of Architecture, Visual Arts and Design.

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Place Makes Space

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By its name alone, the church was already primed to lean into its identity, while giving their outbuildings names like The Ridge, The Summit and The Vista kept the motif consistent.
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A Church for Rosenberg

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Inspiring Real Hope in a Small Texas Community
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Exploring Faith and Liberty

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Philadelphia museum traces the role of faith in our nation’s founding
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Embrace the Metaverse

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Transforming Ministry Through Mixed Reality
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What Story Does Your Facility Tell?

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Determine Your Church’s Unique Story and How to Share It
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Following God’s Heart for the Community

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How Churches Can Recapture the Town Square in a Post-COVID-19 World
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Redeeming Post Commons

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Hugh Halter revitalizes Alton, Illinois, with nothing but an old post office.
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ReCreation: EDEN City

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An Ethos-Driven Experimental Neighborhood (E.D.E.N.) is a destination designed to contribute to the overall development, health and happiness of its residents.
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