ACC Construction Group Announces Construction Project at Momentum Christian Church in McDonough, Georgia
The project brings together two organizations with strong ties to Henry County and the surrounding communities. ACC Construction Group provides commercial construction, renovation, buildout, and general contracting services throughout Georgia and the Southeast, while Momentum Christian Church has served the McDonough community since launching its original campus in 2007.
Construction at an active church facility presents requirements that are different from many traditional commercial projects. Churches are not simply buildings that open for a few hours on Sunday morning. Their facilities can serve as gathering places throughout the week for worship, ministry programs, children and student activities, small groups, staff operations, community outreach, volunteer activities, and special events.
For ACC Construction Group, working in this type of environment requires careful coordination between construction needs and the day to day operation of the church. ACC specifically identifies churches as one of the industries it serves and emphasizes planning church construction around weekly gatherings, safe access, clean public areas, and the continued use of occupied facilities.
Momentum Christian Church’s McDonough campus currently hosts Sunday gatherings at 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. The campus also supports children’s ministry, student ministry, LifeGroups, worship and creative arts, hospitality, community engagement, and other church operations. The church encourages first time families with young children to enter through its children’s area, where its check in team assists families and introduces them to the children’s ministry spaces.
That active use makes planning an important part of construction at the Westridge Parkway property.
ACC Construction Group’s approach to church construction is centered on recognizing that the facility still has a job to do while construction is underway. The contractor states that church projects have a firm weekly deadline because spaces being worked on during the week may need to be safe, clean, accessible, and ready for congregations by the weekend. Its church construction process can include consideration for worship areas, children and youth spaces, fellowship areas, kitchens, accessibility improvements, life safety systems, additions, expansions, and commercial remodeling, depending on the needs and scope of an individual church project.
Supporting an Established McDonough Church Campus
Momentum Christian Church has been part of the McDonough community for nearly two decades.
According to the church, its McDonough campus launched in 2007 with a vision of helping people experience “life the way it was meant to be.” As the congregation grew, Momentum began seeing families travel from communities beyond McDonough to participate in the church. That growth eventually contributed to a broader vision of developing a family of churches that could serve people closer to the communities where they live, work, and play.
Momentum now operates campuses in McDonough and Forsyth. Its McDonough location at 305 Westridge Parkway also serves as the church’s main office. Bart Stone serves as Lead Pastor and McDonough Campus Pastor.
The church describes its vision as creating a community of people who are “living life the way it was meant to be.” Its broader strategy focuses on mobilizing people to transform their communities through the Gospel, while its values emphasize authentic relationships, service, leadership development, teamwork, unity, and multiplication.
Momentum has also made community involvement a significant part of its identity. Through its outreach efforts, the church has participated in student mentoring, foster and adoptive family support, local nonprofit partnerships, food distribution, community events, and other service opportunities. Momentum also operates an ice cream truck ministry designed to create opportunities for church members to connect with and serve people throughout the surrounding community.
The current construction work at the McDonough campus represents an opportunity to invest in a physical facility that supports those ongoing ministries, gatherings, and community connections.
Construction Designed Around the Needs of an Active Facility
ACC Construction Group approaches commercial construction with a strong emphasis on preconstruction and project coordination.
Rather than treating construction as a process that begins when crews arrive at the property, ACC’s stated process begins with preconstruction planning, budgeting, subcontractor pricing, evaluation of project conditions, scheduling, permitting, and value engineering. The company then carries the project through construction and closeout, including punch work, warranties, manuals, as built documentation, and final walkthroughs.
That process becomes particularly important when work takes place inside or around an occupied building.
ACC Construction Group notes that occupied projects can require phasing, barriers, protected corridors, scheduling coordination, and careful site management so the organization inside the building can continue operating. The company’s philosophy is that those considerations should be incorporated into the construction plan rather than addressed only after work has begun.
For churches, that approach includes another important consideration: construction schedules must account for gatherings and ministry activities that continue week after week.
ACC’s church construction practice focuses on maintaining safe egress, protecting areas used by the congregation, coordinating work around scheduled activities, and keeping public facing portions of an active church presentable.
Momentum’s McDonough campus is a clear example of why that coordination matters. In addition to its two Sunday gatherings, the church offers programming and opportunities for children, students, adults, volunteers, and community members. The building therefore functions as much more than a traditional auditorium.
This type of project requires the construction team to understand how people actually move through and use the property. Entrances, exits, corridors, ministry areas, staff spaces, gathering spaces, and other occupied portions of the facility all become part of the planning process when construction is being performed around ongoing operations.
Momentum Continues Investing in Places That Serve People
The construction work also comes during a period in which Momentum Christian Church has publicly emphasized the importance of investing in the spaces used by its congregation and community.
Through its “4 the 1” initiative, Momentum has described a multiyear generosity effort focused on creating places and spaces that can help the church serve its communities and support future ministry. The church has specifically discussed investing in its facilities by updating existing spaces and creating new ones as it plans for the future.
For a growing church, physical improvements can have an impact well beyond appearance.
Church facilities must support a wide variety of users and purposes. A single property may need to accommodate large gatherings, young children, teenagers, volunteers, staff members, small groups, guests who have never entered the building before, and community organizations or events. Each of those uses places different demands on circulation, durability, accessibility, safety, technology, and functionality.
Momentum’s own description of its McDonough campus reflects this variety. New families may interact first with children’s check in areas, while other guests enter through the main lobby. The church maintains ministry teams focused on children, students, LifeGroups, worship and creative arts, hospitality, and other areas of church life.
Investing in the physical campus therefore supports more than the building itself. It helps provide the environment in which those ministries and relationships take place.
A Local Contractor Working in Its Home Market
The Momentum Christian Church project is also geographically significant for ACC Construction Group.
ACC is headquartered at 3390 GA 42 in Locust Grove, just south of McDonough, and identifies Henry County, McDonough, Stockbridge, Locust Grove, Metro Atlanta, Georgia, and the surrounding Southeast among the areas it serves.
Working on a project in McDonough places ACC close to its home base and within one of its primary service areas.
The company provides commercial interior buildouts, tenant improvements, office renovations, medical office construction, restaurant construction, retail construction, warehouse office buildouts, commercial remodeling, and general contracting. ACC works across a range of industries including medical, dental, veterinary, retail, office, restaurant, industrial, manufacturing, church, school, government, fitness, banking, professional office, and automotive facilities.
ACC describes itself as a hands on commercial contractor, with an emphasis on keeping the people responsible for pricing and managing a project involved throughout construction. Its project delivery capabilities include design build work, hard bid general contracting, and construction management depending on the condition of the plans and the needs of the client.
That range of experience is important in church construction because houses of worship can combine characteristics found in several different commercial building types.
A modern church can contain assembly areas, office environments, classrooms, children’s spaces, kitchens or food service areas, technology infrastructure, storage, large circulation areas, and specialized worship or production environments. Successfully working within such a property requires coordination across multiple construction disciplines while maintaining a clear understanding of how the finished spaces will be used.
Building With Long Term Use in Mind
Beyond completing construction itself, ACC Construction Group emphasizes a structured closeout process designed to help building owners understand and maintain completed work.
According to the company, the final stage of its construction process can include completion of punch list items, delivery of warranties and manuals, preparation of as built information, and walkthroughs with the people responsible for maintaining the facility.
That long term perspective is especially valuable for organizations such as churches, where facilities are expected to support changing ministry needs and extensive community use over many years.
Momentum’s history demonstrates that church facilities can evolve alongside the congregation using them. Since launching the McDonough campus in 2007, the church has experienced growth, expanded its reach, developed additional ministries, and established another campus in Forsyth.
The construction work at 305 Westridge Parkway continues that story of investment in a property that serves as both a local church campus and a base for ministry in the McDonough community.
For ACC Construction Group, the project also reflects the company’s continuing work with institutional and commercial clients throughout Henry County and Georgia.
As construction progresses, the focus remains on completing quality commercial work while respecting the operations, people, and mission of the organization occupying the building.
About ACC Construction Group
ACC Construction Group is a commercial general contractor headquartered in Locust Grove, Georgia. The company builds and renovates commercial properties throughout Georgia and the Southeast, providing services that include commercial interior buildouts, tenant improvements, office renovations, medical office construction, restaurant construction, retail construction, warehouse office buildouts, commercial remodeling, and general contracting.
ACC works with clients across a broad range of industries, including churches, schools, medical and dental facilities, offices, restaurants, retail businesses, industrial and manufacturing properties, professional offices, fitness centers, banks, government facilities, and automotive businesses.
The company’s construction process emphasizes preconstruction planning, permitting coordination, active project management, jobsite supervision, scheduling, communication, and thorough project closeout. ACC Construction Group is located at 3390 GA 42, Locust Grove, GA 30248 and can be reached at 770 250 8548 or [email protected].
About Momentum Christian Church
Momentum Christian Church is a multi campus church serving communities in Middle Georgia. Its McDonough campus launched in 2007 and is located at 305 Westridge Parkway, McDonough, GA 30253. The church also operates a Forsyth campus at 761 Benson Ham Road in Forsyth, Georgia.
Momentum describes its vision as being a community of people living life the way it was meant to be and its strategy as mobilizing people to transform their communities through the Gospel. The church offers Sunday gatherings as well as children’s ministry, student ministry, LifeGroups, worship and creative arts opportunities, community engagement, volunteer opportunities, and other ministries.
Sunday gatherings at the McDonough campus are currently held at 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.
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ACC Construction Group
3390 GA 42Locust Grove, GA 302
48770 250 8548
Project Location
Momentum Christian Church
305 Westridge Parkway
McDonough, GA 30253
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