#Our excitement is building for the new Family & Dream Center!

ER's Zac Carnill and Jose Jimenez recently met with our architect (rooftop photo) to discuss plans. Together, we have cast a vision to maximize the space's layout to serve more people with greater capability. Zac has been using his experience working at 84 Lumber as he engages with local contractors. Working with our Quito team, Zac designed and planned each room. The goal is to create spaces to serve our needs for today and tomorrow, while remaining flexible for the unknown. Zac and Johanna Hidalgo have engaged a lawyer, an architect, an engineer and contractors to verify plans adhere to code and the law. We get to work as soon as we receive the green light on each item. Our first step was to create rooms with walls on the main level and basement level. On the main level, the maestros and team volunteers created concrete walls for a large teaching kitchen (see photo) and bathrooms. Downstairs, the large open mechanic shop has been segmented into rooms to house a carpentry workshop, sewing room, clinic, gathering space, and Christmas outreach game storage. We are dreaming of the ways God will fill them with people and ministry! Interested in visiting Quito to help with this multi-phase restoration? Visit our mobilization page and submit your form: https://extremeresponse.org/get-involved/experience-er/. #calledtoserve #BuiltToLast #extremeresponse