Join us at CRE South West 2022!
Westpoint Arena, Exeter, 23-24 February 2022
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The Christian Resources Exhibition South West 2022
JBKS will once again have our own stall at CRE to inform and advise on our work with church architecture and building planning. We can’t wait to see you and get back to some normality. If you’re planning on attending CRE South West, we’d love to see you and chat about how we can meet the individual needs of your church.
Haven’t got your ticket yet? Get your free ticket to CRE SW 2022 here!
Vision
At JBKS we have a vision, to renew, refresh, rebrand and revitalized the churches we work with. We don’t just offer quality design, we work hard to make churches more efficient, and help you to achieve your goals. We’re here to take away the obstacles and make your vision work for the church, bringing buildings back to life for the community.
Mission
At JBKS, we’re not just architects, we’re church architects. We take pride in the faith-driven team we have in place. Collaboration is key to achieving growth, so it’s important to us that our mission aligns with yours from day one. We don’t just have an understanding of faith, but we have a depth of faith that leads through the projects we support. We’ll look after your church, as if it was our own.
Excellence
At JBKS, we’re proud of our award-winning design and the reputation we have within the industry. We’re here to move forward with innovation, repurpose old projects and bring new perspectives to church design. We work with a broad spectrum of churches, from listed buildings to new-builds and renovated commercial properties, helping you to grow with your community.
A few of our recent projects
Greyfriars Church
View projectSt Stephen's Church
View projectChrist Church
View projectSt Andrew's
View projectFrom our team to yours
The last year and a half has been a challenging time for everyone whilst we had to adjust to a different way of living. During this period, the degree of care and concern amongst communities has increased along with an increase in the level of prayer for others. Despite the negatives and the difficulties faced during this unprecedented situation, there are still positives we can draw from this as we move forwards into a new era for churches and Christianity.