BUCKEYE, Ariz.—In 2010, Desert Hills Baptist Church received its first grant from Regular Baptist Builders Club. At that time, it was a small church plant meeting in a public school. Over the past six years, the Lord has blessed the church, and the congregation has outgrown its space and is ready to move to the next phase of building its own facility.
In April, the leadership of Desert Hills Baptist once again submitted an application for assistance with Regular Baptist Builders Club, this time to aid in the construction of the new building. The board of administrators approved a grant that would enable the church to secure funding for the construction to begin.
Pastor Adam Zamora, the other church leaders, and skilled professionals have a detailed building schedule planned out over the next seven months and are in need of volunteers. During the month of June, the church will begin framing the entire building. They are asking for volunteers who could travel to Buckeye, Arizona, and help with the beginning phase of the building project. This is a perfect opportunity for a short-term missions project for a church or individual who wants to serve a sister church. For more information, contact Regular Baptist Builders Club at builders@garbc.org or 847-585-0803.
