Room to Create. Room to Grow.
Make Room Campaign 2026 · July Update · rhythmchurch.com
We’re Making Room — And We Want You to Be Part of It
Something is happening at Rhythm Church. And if you’ve been here — you’ve felt it.
Pastor Jeff Moors put it simply: “Every number is a name. Every name is a person. Every person has a purpose.” That’s not a strategy. That’s a heartbeat. And right now, that heartbeat is pounding louder than ever.
In 2026, Rhythm Church has continued to grow at a pace that nobody planned for — and everyone is grateful for. Over 1,600 people across four services every weekend. Baptisms happening 40 to 50 at a time, multiple times a year. New families. New babies. New people walking through the doors who have never been to church before, getting saved, finding community, becoming family.
And all of that beautiful growth has created a beautiful tension: we are running out of room.
300 Kids on a Weekend. 500+ Kids Every Week.
Our kids ministry has exploded. Every single weekend, 300 children walk through our doors at Rhythm Kids. Throughout the week — in MDO and The Cove, our homeschooling program — we’re averaging over 500 kids on campus.
These aren’t just numbers. These are kids meeting Jesus. Kids growing up in a community that knows their name. Kids whose parents trust us to help form their faith.
And we’ve been doing all of it in space that was simply not built for this kind of growth. We’ve been creative, we’ve made it work — but the reality is, we need more room. More classrooms. More age-appropriate space. More capacity to love these kids the way they deserve.
The Rad Pad — the house in our backyard — is already packed with 6th through 8th graders at our 11:30 service. Our youth ministry is starting to explode too. The question we keep asking is: how do we respond?
The People Behind Your Sunday Experience
Every Sunday, whether you’re sitting in the sanctuary, the backyard, the garage, or watching from your living room in another country — there’s a team making that possible.
Our creative and production team works behind the scenes to make sure that no matter where you are, you encounter God. They run the cameras, the audio, the livestream. They create the content that goes out across social media, YouTube, and online. They write the worship music you sing on Sundays.
In the last year alone, this team has:
• Launched If I Had More Time — a podcast now over 52 episodes with a growing and deeply engaged audience
• Written original worship music and released two albums
• Grown our online presence to reach viewers in countries around the world — some of whom are now gathering in homes together to watch, becoming community across borders
• Produced content that is leading to real discipleship — not just views, but life change
All of this has been coming out of a small, crowded production office on our main campus. Our team has been extraordinary stewards of a space that was never designed for what they’re doing.
It’s time to give them room to grow.
Introducing Studio R
We just secured a new building — and we’re calling it Studio R.
Six years ago, Pastor Jeff walked through what was then a flower shop on the coast and felt something. It wasn’t the right moment then. But when it came back up recently, it made complete sense. As Pastor Chris said: “Sometimes it’s not about preference. It’s about providence.”
Studio R will be the new home for our Creative, Worship, and Production teams — a dedicated, purpose-built space where they can work more closely and cohesively than ever before. It’s a place to:
• Record podcasts and create video content
• Write and produce original worship music
• House 10–15 team members daily
• Expand our reach online and deepen the discipleship happening through our media
And here’s what makes this even more beautiful: when our creative team moves out of their current office on campus, those rooms don’t sit empty. They become new classrooms for our kids. More room for Rhythm Kids on Sundays. More room for MDO and The Cove throughout the week. More room for what God is doing.
One move. Two solutions. That’s what faithful stewardship looks like.
The Community That Makes It Happen
We haven’t figured all of this out. We’re not that smart, as Pastor Jeff would be the first to tell you. We’re just trying to do the next right thing and faithfully steward what God is doing.
What has blown us away in this season is the response of this community. People showing up with skills. With trucks. With tools. With financial gifts. With a simple offer: “I have no skills, but I’ll pick up trash.” That matters. All of it matters.
Pastors from across the country come to visit Rhythm and they’re blown away. Not because we have a master plan. But because what’s happening here is real, raw, and deeply Spirit-led. And people want to be close to it.
We want to make room for one more kid. One more youth. One more family. One more single. One more person who has never stepped foot in a church and is about to meet Jesus for the first time.
We can’t do it alone. We’re not meant to.
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Whether you have skills, trades, time, or resources — there are ways to get involved. Click the link, sign up, or reach out. Every contribution is part of the story God is writing through Rhythm Church in North County San Diego and beyond.
Stay tuned. This is just the beginning.
— Chris Peck, Executive Pastor | Rhythm Church
