The Brady Foundation backs Fellowship Church’s Anchor Center milestone

Fellowship Church broke ground on the future Anchor Center in Grapevine, Texas, with The Brady Foundation as a leading benefactor. The roughly 60,000-square-foot project is set to expand ministry, events and training space, including an accredited Bible college.

Why it matters: - The Anchor Center is designed to give Fellowship Church more room for community events, ministry gatherings, seminars and training. - The project also adds Fellowship Church University, an accredited Bible college, which could expand the church’s education footprint. - The Brady Foundation’s role signals outside support for a multi-purpose ministry facility intended to serve children, students and families.

What happened: - Fellowship Church and Pastor Ed Young broke ground on the future Anchor Center in Grapevine, Texas. - The Brady Foundation is one of the leading benefactors of the Anchor Project. - The groundbreaking marked a construction milestone for the project.

The details: - The planned facility is approximately 60,000 square feet. - The Anchor Center will include space for community-wide events, weekly ministry gatherings, seminars and coaching and training. - Fellowship Church University will operate inside the facility as an accredited Bible college. - Pastor Young said the Anchor Project was formed out of a passion to share Christ with new generations. - Young said the project is meant to point children, students and families to Jesus Christ and help them build lives rooted in Him. - Greg Brady said the Foundation is focused on helping remove barriers for ministry leaders who are spreading the Gospel. - Brady described the Anchor Project as a launchpad for transformational ministry and said the Foundation exists to help empower that work. - The Brady Foundation is a Dallas-based Christian nonprofit founded by technology entrepreneur and philanthropist Greg Brady. - The Foundation says it supports faithful leaders and gospel-centered initiatives through strategic partnerships and investment. - More information is available at The Brady Foundation’s website.

Between the lines: - The project blends church expansion, education and community programming into one campus-style facility. - The emphasis on “launchpad” and “movement” suggests the donors see the building as infrastructure for long-term ministry growth, not just a new venue. - The foundation’s involvement also shows how philanthropic capital is being used to underwrite faith-based projects with both local and broader ministry goals.

What’s next: - Construction will continue toward completion of the Anchor Center in Grapevine. - Once finished, Fellowship Church will use the facility for events, training and ministry programming. - Fellowship Church University will launch or expand operations inside the new building.