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The Church carries the House so that the House can carry the mission. Financial support must strengthen—not purchase, displace or control—the Church’s calling at the Seminary Gate, in the City of Faith where Jesus is known and loved.

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Macedonia House — leadership vision brochure

For Church and Seminary leadership: this concept brochure shares the proposed direction for the L3 atelier, prayer, learning and hospitality spaces in the City of Faith, where Jesus is known and loved. It provides context for discernment toward GC2029 Alumni Homecoming and post-Levitical formation, not confirmation of an event venue or programme.

The name remains proposed; imagery is conceptual. Existing pottery protections, site review and relevant approvals remain essential. This brochure does not approve construction, funding, accommodation or new uses.

Macedonia-House-Brochure-Concept.pdf

389 Kingdom Economy — shared discussion

The proposed wider mission connects Oikos church life, King’s College Seminary, the proposed Macedonia House, studio arts and neighbourly relationships. Church Condo — Pre-construction Concept Review contains the full discussion, including who pays the bills, community roles and the scriptural vision.

For Church and finance review, confirm the signed tenant, contractual rent, responsible cost owners and unrestricted funds before commitments; record programme and enterprise income separately and protect worship, studio continuity and pastoral care. Neither this discussion nor this draft covenant establishes a funding commitment or changes decision rights.

Decision-maker draft • 9 October 2026 • For internal approval and Singapore legal review. This is a proposed operating and funding arrangement, not an executed agreement or a finding that the proposed activities are lawful. The signed tenancy, approved premises uses, current registered constitution and actual contracting parties must be verified before implementation.

3D pre-construction models — Church Condo · concept only

L2/L3 subscription declaration — Four rhythms, one shared mission

Direction greenlit by the convenor on October 24, 2026: develop a four-tier House subscription plan: Visitor, Neighbour, Associate and Partnership. This records the direction to proceed with the model, not completion of constitutional approvals, premises consents or launch readiness. Prices and the proposed perks below require approval before enrolment or collection. Read this declaration alongside the Covenant’s financial, legal and mission protections; it does not displace them.

Decode — What the Covenant means

• Oikos: the household we help sustain, not simply floor area we consume.
• House: the shared L2/L3 premises entrusted to the Church, with access limited to approved areas, activities and times.
• Stewardship: sharing the recurring cost and practical care of the House so the burden does not fall on one pastor, donor or operator.
• Covenant: a reciprocal commitment: participants contribute reliably and care for the community; Oikos provides the agreed participation benefits, accountable administration and a protected mission calendar. The covenant language does not replace written subscription terms or the tenancy.
• 389 mission: sustaining a Geylang basecamp of discipleship, hospitality, formation, enterprise, justice and sending—where Jesus is known and loved. The House is infrastructure for this life, not the end in itself.

In plain language: subscribe to help carry the House; participate in the life the House makes possible. Greater commitment brings a deeper rhythm of participation—not greater ownership, spiritual status or control.

Define — Four tiers of commitment and matching perks