Celebrating One Year in Aiken

This month marked one year since the Aiken Campus moved into its permanent home—a debt-free facility made possible through Vision 2030. Aiken was the third NewSpring campus to move into a permanent home, thanks to the faithful generosity of this church through Vision 2030. As we reflect on this milestone, hear firsthand from Aiken’s Campus Pastor Matt Steelman about how God has been faithful over the past year: 

“These past 12 months have been filled with answered prayers. From multigenerational examples of salvation, including a mom baptizing her daughter, immediately after being baptized herself, to multiple USC Aiken Students giving their lives to Jesus and getting plugged into the life of our church. Fuse is exploding in both breadth and depth, and KidSpring is being flooded with new families seeking a church home. And within each of these buckets, there are stories upon stories that bring us to tears when considered. This facility has been the gift we hoped for, plus much more. We believe our best days are ahead, and it is an honor to be a part of what God has in mind. This city is and will be different forever as the gospel of Jesus Christ does its transforming work.” 

As we continue walking through Vision 2030 as a church, we’re praying for the continued construction of NewSpring Charleston’s permanent home and a future building for NewSpring Myrtle Beach. Will you partner with us in praying for what God still has in store? The Vision 2030 Fund is always open, and you can give today to support the mission of seeing everyone everywhere in an everyday relationship with Jesus—starting in our cities, our state, and the world.