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Belmont Church Campus

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Our Campus is located at the intersection of Music Square East and Grand Ave. Below is an overview of our campus. Click on each building to learn more about how the facility is used.

Worship Center - This is where "church" happens at Belmont. The Worship Center is our main gathering area for worship, prayer, teaching and ministry. All of our assemblies and other large gatherings take place in the WC.

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Conference Center

(a.k.a. The Chapel) - the original Belmont Church building. If only these walls could talk. . . . Although the walls did not contribute, we have documented our history. Click here to read more. This room holds 150 people in a movie-theatre-style seating arrangement and is equipped with full A/V capabilities which were upgraded in 2004. The CC hosts numerous events including teaching, ministry and worship and is becoming a popular meeting place for organizations on Music Row.

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Annex Entrance - Whether in a wheelchair, stroller or you just don't want to deal with steps, this entrance to the Worship Center is for you. This also serves as the off-hours entrance for the Prayer Center.

Please note - this entrance is not open during normal business hours.
Please call the front desk at 256-2123 before coming so we can arrange for someone to let you in the Annex if necessry.

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Koinonia Building (pronounced Coy-no-NEE-uh)

The Koinonia building is rich with Belmont heritage. Once a HG Hills grocery store. The 70s saw the Koinonia building transformed into a place of fellowship for believers hungry for God. Worship leaders such as Gary Pigg, Michael W. Smith, Amy Grant and others led worship here while we did our best to keep within the fire code while people flooded the building. The Koinonia Building also served as a bookstore from the early 70's into the 90's.

The back of the building is now the home offices for Isaiah 58 and The Crucible; the front of the building is the primary gathering place for our College and Young Adults ministry. Back to Campus Map

Asaph's Chamber - Named after Asaph, who was one of the "Chief Musicians," a Levite, in the Bible (1 Chronicles 15), this is the home of our Worship and Arts Department. Due to the homey feel of the building (thanks to the lovely touch of Lynn and McLauren), multi-media capabilities and the full kitchen, Asaph's gets used quite often for events including teaching, choir practice and small catered gaterings.

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Fellowship Hall - Our Fellowship Hall is the chameleon of Belmont. It's a simple room with an elaborate restaurant-style kitchen but with a creative touch can be transformed to fit any event. Regular events such as weekend children's classes, Isaiah 58 Sunday lunch, and regional gatherings as well as special events including wedding receptions, seasonal parties, and outside gatherings all take place in our Fellowship Hall.

Fellowship Hall Kitchen - The kitchen houses a walk-in freezer, industrial-style stove and refrigerator and a buffet-style serving line. This is a great place to prepare great food.

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Corner Room: The Corner Room is nothing fancy, but a very functional space where the Lord has done some powerful ministry. This is an all-purpose room that everyone benefits from at some point. Weekly events include children's and youth classes and small groups.

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Sozo's - This is arguably the hippest room on campus. Sozo's is the primary home to our Youth Ministry and doubles as the Tuesday home of The Crucible. Sozo's is full of life, always fresh and growing.

Smacky Joe's - Youth get hungry. . .must eat. In comes Smacky Joe's. Located in the Sozo Building, S J's is a fun hang place for snacks, games and prayer. S J's also houses our extremely underappreciated and overworked washer and dryer.

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Caleb Quarters - The heritage and birthing of who Belmont Church is today is largely due to one man's desire to go deeper with God. That man is Don Finto and Caleb Quarters is the current US headquarters of his ministry, Caleb Company. If you ever get the chance to visit, you will love all of the memorabilia and history decorating the walls, each one with a fascinating story reflecting Don's walk with the Lord.

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Barnabas House - Looking to get married or travel abroad? This is the place to start. Barnabas house is named after Barnabas who was a gifted encourager as well as an early missionary (Acts 13:2), teacher of new believers (Acts 11:26), prophet (Acts13:1) and apostle (Acts 14:14). The Barnabas house is the headquarters to our World Outreach and Family Life/Counseling ministries. One word of wisdom: if Patrick talks to you about some stuff in the basement, it is not a spiritual metaphor, just walk the other way.

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Villa House - Hope. . .Restoration. . .Love. . . . The Villa House (named for the street it is located on - Villa Place) reflects the heart of Jesus by providing a safe place for men to get back on their feet and grow in their relationship with the Lord. Birthed in 1997 by our inner city ministry, Isaiah 58, the Villa House has seen many victories won and struggles overcome by determined men and the grace of Jesus.

Katherine House - the Katherine house is the X chromosome version of the Villa House and is located in Inglewood, just a few miles from the Belmont Church campus.

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Le Portable - Have you ever donated clothes or food to Belmont? Well, it does not go to the worst dressed/hungriest pastor. The Pantry, located in Le Portable, is our on-campus home for donated items. It is from here that we distribute to the needy within our community. Isaiah 58 also has "The Warehouse" which is a much larger building off campus to hold larger items and overflow.

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