YES TO THE NEST
One Year of Yes — For the Next Ten Years
A Home for Formation, Hospitality, Prayer, and Mission
Frontier Church is entering its tenth year.
For the first time, we have a long-term home in the heart of Pasadena.
We call it The Nest.
Not because we want to stay comfortable,
but because healthy nests form and send.
This campus will become a place where:
• People encounter Jesus
• Families are strengthened
• Kids are discipled
• Prayer rises throughout the week
• The city is welcomed in
• Creativity and hospitality flourish
• People are formed and sent into mission
This is not just a church building.
We believe this can become a sacred and life-giving place for the city.
THE VISION
Reclaiming Sacred Space for Modern Life
Our vision is bigger than Sunday services.
We are reclaiming sacred space for meaningful human and spiritual life in a culture of hurry, isolation, distraction, and fragmentation.
The coffee shop is not just about coffee.
It is about creating a third space for conversation, hospitality, study, creativity, discipleship, and human connection.
The school is not just a tenant.
It is about filling this campus with life, learning, children, and formation throughout the week.
The weddings and events space is not just a business model.
It is about restoring beauty, celebration, covenant, and meaningful moments to sacred space again.
We want this campus to become a place where people:
worship,
pray,
celebrate,
mourn,
heal,
learn,
feast,
create,
and ultimately encounter Jesus.
Not just on Sundays.
But all week long.
WHY THIS MATTERS
For years, Frontier has been a mobile church.
We’ve moved repeatedly.
Set up and torn down endlessly.
Adapted again and again.
And through all of it, God has been faithful.
Now, after years of uncertainty and prayer, a long-term door has opened.
What once felt delayed has returned with greater clarity, stronger alignment, and healthier long-term footing.
This building is not a monument.
It is a tool for formation and mission.
WHERE WE ARE FINANCIALLY
Frontier currently operates with an annual ministry budget of approximately $800,000, which supports:
• Staff and ministry leadership
• Sunday gatherings and kids ministry
• Missions and partnerships
• Community and discipleship
• Operations and facilities
Regular tithes and offerings sustain the ministry we already have.
The Nest Campaign is about preparing the building to sustain the ministry we are becoming.
OUR ONE-YEAR GOAL
Campaign Goal: $300,000
These funds help us:
• Complete priority renovations
• Prepare the building for weddings and events
• Launch hospitality and café initiatives
• Build kids environments
• Create prayer and discipleship spaces
• Improve media and ministry infrastructure
This is not about expanding salaries or unnecessary spending.
It is about building a sustainable home for long-term ministry and mission.
HOW FRONTIER IS GOVERNED + FUNDED
Frontier Church is supported primarily through the faithful generosity of our church community.
Regular tithes and offerings sustain:
• Staff and pastoral leadership
• Sunday gatherings and kids ministry
• Worship, discipleship, and community formation
• Missions and partnerships
• Operations and facility costs
In recent years, Frontier has experienced meaningful growth while remaining financially responsible and lean. Even through multiple moves, temporary spaces, and significant transition, God has continued to provide through the generosity and faithfulness of this community.
Frontier is led through three complementary layers of leadership:
Pastors + Staff Team
Leading day-to-day ministry, discipleship, operations, and vision.
Elder Team
Providing spiritual oversight, wisdom, prayer, and shepherding.
Financial Board
Providing financial accountability, budgeting oversight, transparency, and stewardship guidance.
As we step into this next season, we are committed to:
• Wise stewardship
• Sustainable growth
• Transparent communication
• Long-term health over short-term hype
We believe vision and wisdom belong together.
Our goal is not simply to grow larger…
but to build something spiritually healthy, financially responsible, and deeply rooted for generations to come.
CURRENT PRIORITIES
Current Focus Areas Include:
Kids + Family Spaces
• Classrooms
• Nursery upgrades
• Outdoor play areas
Worship + Gathering
• Lighting
• Sound treatment
• Stage improvements
• Seating and hospitality
Hospitality + Café
• Front Room Café launch
• Courtyard gathering spaces
• Connection environments
Weddings + Community Events
• Sanctuary restoration
• Venue readiness
• Bathrooms and guest experience
Prayer + Formation
• Prayer chapel
• Quiet spaces
• Discipleship and training rooms
A COMMITMENT TO WISE STEWARDSHIP
We want to say this clearly:
We are committed to moving slowly, wisely, and sustainably.
We are not approaching this building recklessly.
Leadership has already:
• Reduced or paused non-essential projects
• Implemented tighter spending controls
• Focused only on improvements tied to long-term ministry and sustainability
• Prioritized projects that create future stability and revenue potential
We believe faithful stewardship matters just as much as bold vision.
And we are deeply grateful for every person helping make this possible.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
If Frontier is your church home, there are two meaningful ways to partner with us:
Continue Faithful Tithes & Offerings
These support ongoing ministry, staff, rent, discipleship, and weekly operations.Give Above & Beyond Toward Frontier Campus
Designated building gifts help complete the improvements needed for long-term sustainability and ministry impact.
Ways to Participate:
• One-Time Gift
• Monthly Increase
• One-Year Commitment
THE STORY IN ONE BREATH
The door once closed.
At the time, it felt deeply disappointing.
But looking back, we believe God was protecting and preparing everyone involved.
Now the door has reopened with:
• Better timing
• Stronger alignment
• Healthier long-term terms
• Greater peace and clarity
What once felt like loss has become a gift.
Not just a building returned —
but a clearer understanding of our calling and stewardship.
A FINAL WORD
We do not believe this building is the mission.
People are the mission.
But places shape people.
And we believe God is entrusting Frontier with a space that can help form disciples, bless the city, and create sustainable ministry for years to come.
Thank you for praying, giving, serving, and building this with us.
This is our home…
not for comfort,
but for courage.
A place where people are formed in the presence of God
and sent into the world with hope.
Welcome to The Nest.