In the frenzied rush and hurried transience  of our city, we want to deepen roots here as  a church family and join God in the work of  bringing kingdom good to all.  

what are we doing?

Here to stay

Is an invitation to  everyone who calls WestGate  home, to pray and give— generously, sacrificially, even  radically—to blur the lines  between our church and our city.  Our hope is to create physical space at both of our campuses where many can find welcome, hospitality, belonging, and, we pray, the transformative power and presence of Jesus in and through his people.

At Saratoga, our first priority is to build a retail space that we’d lease to a local coffee shop—a welcoming place where neighbors can gather, work, connect, and belong.
And if funding allows, we also hope to build a versatile office space for our staff to work in one place together, as well as to function as rooms for Life Groups, student small groups, mentoring, spiritual direction, and counseling down the road. 

At South Hills, we’re planning a container-style coffee space and communal gathering area, again, to welcome our neighbors to gather, work, connect, play, and belong.
And if funding allows, we also hope to build a few modular homes for ministry residents to serve kids, students, and other areas of ministry here at WestGate, as well as church planters in need of housing, and transitional housing for people in need.

but before we build here…

As we build here at home, we want to keep radical generosity in front of us. During the two years of Here to Stay, we will give the first $2.5M after ministry/operating costs outside our walls, more than we've ever given in any single year. Before we build here, we want to first continue radically loving our neighbors—building wells, caring for orphans, opening schools and hospitals, supporting churches and missionaries, coming to the aid of those in need right here in our city, etc.

here to stay : with god for the good of all -

here to stay : with god for the good of all -

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