While attending a banquet at Philippian, the late Bishop Lawrence C. Callahan strongly suggested the renovation and use of a building located on the eastside of Jacksonville. Pastor Trey went into the building to pray and seek God's will for the building and ministry. The building's condition was horrible. The building was filled with junk. There was no usable plumbing nor electrical wiring. In fact, the building was not even connected to the city's utilities. In spite of this or maybe because this, the Lord spoke to Pastor Trey. He received the revelation through scripture that, "The glory of this latter house shall be greater than of the former, saith the LORD of hosts: and in this place will I give peace, saith the LORD of hosts." Hag 2:9. Not knowing where to begin, Pastor Trey consulted with King David Jones, the owner of Kidaco Construction Co. What they thought would take a few months and an estimated $15,000.00 to $20,000.00, actually took five years and more than $65,000.00 to complete.

In the mean time, they continued to have services in the clubhouse until July 4th 1999. It was on this very memorable day that, Pastor Trey was led by the Lord and permitted by his wife Cynthia to start having services in their home (click here for photos). The Lord blessed them tremendously. They were able to complete the building and in July of 2000 moved in debt free. (Click here for another before/after church photo)