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Our Opportunity
Immanuel could potentially purchase 4301 Charlotte Ave.
Rolling Hills Community Church is presenting us with a unique chance to acquire the 4300/4301 Charlotte Avenue property. Priced at $18M, or accessible through our lease's right of first refusal, this opportunity aligns perfectly with our Tenth Generation vision, offering 4.5 acres and over 80,000 square feet in a prime Nashville location, right off the 440 loop. Secure your place in Immanuel's future today.
Our Urgent Need
A permanent home base for the continuation and acceleration of the gospel movement of Immanuel Nashville
With just 20 months until June 2025, Immanuel faces the pressing need for a new home if Rolling Hills exercises our lease's early out clause. Renting a comparable facility would double our costs, straining our budget. Yet, with consistent attendance growth, our 1000+ member congregation requires a permanent Nashville home. Despite financial constraints, securing a suitable property is imperative.
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FAQ
How can I get my specific questions answered regarding this opportunity?
You can get questions answered through an Immanuel pastor or Immanuel treasurer Rhea Thornton can be reached confidentially at finance@immanuelnashville.com.
Is there a way to give or pledge towards this without using snail mail?
Yes. Feel free to give at immanuelnashville.com/tenthgeneration or pledge toward a purchase of this property by emailing finance@immanuelnashville.com
What are the next steps from here?
We hope to follow up with you within a week or two. The congregation will continue praying and giving towards the Tenth Generation campaign, and we will continue negotiating towards this option while aggressively looking for other long-term homes for our congregation.
What happens to my pledge if we are unable to secure this specific property or if we find a better facility option?
Gifts towards the Tenth Generation campaign will go towards a future long term home. Your pledge is for this specific property. If we are unable to secure this property or find a better option, we will follow up to see if you would still like to give to the new property.
What happens to my pledge if we reach our goal?
Should we reach our $12M goal, we would reach out and confirm pledged gifts, and pursue a Letter of Intent with Rolling Hills. After acquiring a Letter of Intent, we would present the opportunity for a vote.
Should we secure the property, what would we do with the Rolling Hills side of the property?
Rolling Hills has expressed interest in leasing back their side of the property for 3-5 years, which would help us main- tain this building and pay down debt. Going forward, we would be both eager to utilize spaces that would serve our congregation and open to leasing spaces not currently needed by our congregation.
What would we borrow to purchase this building?
Given high interest rates at this time, we are aiming to borrow ~$4 million or less to complete this deal. Conversa- tions with our bank (Pinnacle Bank) helped us arrive at this number.
How does this giving opportunity relate with ongoing Tenth Generation commitments that I have made?
This is all going to the same purpose. If you have outstanding Tenth Generation commitments that you can give im- mediately or pledge towards future purchase of this property, please include those in this commitment card.
For the glory of Jesus in
Nashville, TN
4301 CHARLOTTE AVENUE, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 37209