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Showing posts with label worship facilities magazine. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 9, 2017

If you're looking for a sign, this is it!


Sometimes the smallest element is the piece that makes the greatest impact.  Over the years we have been a part of creating some really amazing signs.  Whether you are looking for directionality, identification or location, signs are a great investment to make in your space.  Contact us to see how we can create a little Wow! in your space through signage.

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Tuesday, January 10, 2017

Thursday, January 5, 2017

A Little Bit of Theming and Play Goes a Long Way!


Theming and Play Make a Difference


There are many avenues for a church to connect with the local community and increase attendance. It is often said that if kids are happy, mom and dad are happy. By creating an inviting environment for preschool, elementary and student ministries, more children will want to attend, more families will feel valued by the church and your ministry will grow. 



"We experienced a 35% increase in overall attendance. The increase is attributed to the new facility environment which includes spaces, great decor, state-of-the-art security/check-in system and a super location."
- Ruth Charlson, Second Baptist Baytown







"It is not an uncommon sight to see families taking pictures of their children by the scenes. This has helped changed the attitude of workers and parents alike in a positive way."
-Mark Harrison, Spring Baptist Church



For both newly-constructed and remodeled churches, we have seen space dedicated to children's areas increase dramatically over the past several years. Simply said, a visible investment in your children's ministry sends a tangible message to your community that you care about kids and families. It's a testimony of the church commitment to their children. Churches across the country are creating dramatic, engaging environments for this very reason. Based on recent years' data, these churches are reporting incredible results, including doubling and triple-digit growth. Some have reported doubling their kids' attendance in a single year as a direct result of their children's ministry. In a nutshell, themed areas and play features lead to a growth in regular attendance and subsequent increases to membership.  


Churches across the country have proven that one of the best ways to minister to families and adults is through their kids. These churches are building children's ministries that create a buzz, cause a "Wow!" and successfully attract new guests. As the old saying goes, "You never get a second chance at a first impression." What message does your church send to your first-time guests? 

Contact us today to get started on your ridiculously, cool, fun environment for kids and families!



"TK'S Place is a unique facility that will simply make your jaw drop and say WOW. Worlds of Wow created this amazing environment that will help our children's ministry attract families throughout the lake area. There is nothing like this in Southwest Louisiana."


- Dawn Brand, Preschool Minister at Trinity Baptist Church

Monday, January 2, 2017

What to Consider When Theming Your Children's Area!




Security 

As you are working with your teams, it is important to keep security at the front of your conversations. Being able to control access is important. As parents walk through your hallways, they are looking around your environment and deciding if they think their kids will be safe. Relying on our experiences with other churches, we can evaluate places in your spaces that should be addressed. It may take moving a door or adding an entry point in a different spot - no need to worry -we can help!



Traffic Flow


Maintaining exit and entry points are crucial. We know cramped hallways can lead to unhappy folks! How do you maintain great traffic flow without creating bottlenecks? It may be easier than you think. We can look at your space, crunch some numbers and work out a plan. Our art department can create themed directional signs for your entire building that will help with traffic flow while adding high interest elements to your spaces.



Here are a few questions to share with your team...


How can we improve the level of security in our space? 
What can we do to improve the traffic flow in the hallways? 
What are some improvements we can make to the signage? 


Contact us today in order to start theming your children's ministry and student areas safely and effectively!

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

No Such Thing As A Space Too Small...


Reagan sends a word of encouragement to churches - anyone can have an amazing kids ministry space regardless of size.  Read the following excerpt from an article as published in Worship Facilities, Sep/Oct 2013.
Worlds of Wow, an Argyle, Texas-based design company that focuses on creating kids’ ministry spaces, is also a proponent of using color to help in tight spaces. Reagan Hiller, company president, draws on past experience in the amusement park industry and uses it to take children’s church décor to a new level. In counseling ministry leaders with a tight budget, Hiller says that it is imperative not to settle on boring—even though a space may be challenging.
“Do something, even if minor,” Hillier says. “Freshen up the space with a brand new color palette that is bright and open, making the space seem larger than it is.”
Hiller advises that the confines of small spaces make it imperative not to try to do too much. Along with that, removing clutter is essential, because cleaning up a space can actually make it seem bigger. He believes that any space, regardless of size, can create an engaging environment when it is used effectively.
“We want every church to have an inviting, effective kids’ ministry environment, no matter what type of space they have to work with,” he says.
“It's important to not overwhelm visually with too many items or too much density [in tight spaces]. We can often utilize the tighter space into a specific theme and turn it into a destination of the storyline.”