He discussed the controversial stand of the BJC against school vouchers. He implied that school vouchers were a form of government subsidy to private and religious schools and not a return of taxes. With government subsidy would come government control. However, Dr. Dunn left little time for opposing views and concerns. Dr. Dunn proposed stronger citizen participation by Christians to address the concerns.
Any church considering a facilities change needs to start each step with prayer.
Second, the church must Discover it's neighborhood and community. Third, they should Define their goals and develop floor plans before hiring an architect. Fourth is the Design session. An architect is necessary to insure the roof works, to pay attention to appearance and aesthetics, and to insure local codes are followed. During the Development stage, one person should be designated to deal with contractors, and the church must consider the pros and cons of volunteer labor.