June 27, 2007 In Archives By Advent
When Lipscomb University first approached Advent about creating a Missions Center, we worked together to identify three clear objectives. They wanted to create a room where students and visitors could learn about the values of the university; reflect the compassion the university provides for local and international communities; and create a professional and engaging place to prepare students, faculty, and alumni for mission trips.
After clarifying these objectives, the Advent team brainstormed ways to achieve them. We proposed a world map to cover one wall since Lipscomb students come from and missions teams depart for all corners of the globe. Photographs from the campaigns, scripture and branding were other key components in the proposal. We hoped all the elements would provide the inspiration and perspective desired for the audiences.
The makeover took place in two phases. The world map, printed on textured wallcovering, large format photographs, a cable management system for easily updating images, “Lipscomb Missions” in stand-off lettering, and vinyl quotations completed the initial phase. These elements were installed in just two weeks to be ready for the building’s ribbon cutting ceremony. The subsequent phase incorporated additional dimension and lighting to the world map creating an even stronger impression.
We are happy to report that the design elements and strategic colors brought Lipscomb’s objectives to life. Mark Jent, Coordinator of Missions Development, states, “As we began to dream about our new Missions Center…we never envisioned something quite as professional as we have now…until we met the Advent team, and they too caught our passion for the potential within this room. [Now,] our Missions Center is the central gathering place for mission teams of students as they prepare to go out and serve.”
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