Tim Songster, CEO of Cosco & Associates, joins Thom and Sam to discuss COVID-19 and your church building. Tim shares great insights for understanding how building usage and church space design is changing during the pandemic. 

* How has COVID 19 changed the way your clients are using their buildings?

* What immediate and maybe obvious things are churches you are working with adding to their facilities due to COVID 19?

* What changes do you see coming in the design of various church spaces because of pandemics like COVID 19?

* Restrooms?

* Common areas?

* Children areas?

* Worship Centers?

* Small Group spaces?

* Offices?

* Youth spaces?

* New Spaces?

Resources mentioned in today's podcast:

* Church Future Indicator

* Cosco & Associates

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