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Trails End Log Church

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World’s Largest Log Church
at the end of the Oregon Trail

A God-Given Vision To Build a Log Church in Oregon City, Oregon

Pastor Joe Wardlow is not a contractor or a handyman. Yet God told him:

“Build me a church.”

“I will show you what to do.”

“Build it (a log church) on Beavercreek Road in Oregon City.”

“When the doors open, it will be full.”

Where would the money come from for this log church that would seat 800? Joe heard God tell him:

“Send out letters to 500 corporations.”

“Go online and ask every Christian in the United States and throughout the world to help raise funds for this church building.”

Ministries and Programs

Our goal as a Church is to provide the community of Oregon City with many awesome programs and access to what is happening at our TELC Campus, including these planned ministries:

  • Daycare and Preschool open to the community
  • Walking path around the church campus with resting benches
  • Beautiful Prayer Chapel open during the day to anyone
  • Coffee Shop open to the community
  • Meals provided for the needy and homeless served once a week
  • Summer day camp for kids (one week out of the Summer)
  • Teen Ministries, fun and character-building activities for teens
  • Recovery Programs for those dealing with Pornography and Addictions
  • Safe House for the community
  • Music Ministry (worship team, orchestra, choir)

People have beautiful God-given gifts and we are determined that the Biblical directive to use these gifts in worship and ministry not be lost.

“What I have said, that will I bring about;

what I have planned, that will I do.” Isaiah 46:11b (NIV)

Pastor Joe Wardlow

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE STORY

Trails End Log Church in Oregon City Oregon

About the Church

Why a Cedar Log Church

The Purpose

FIRST STEP

PURCHASE THE LAND

Purchasing the property is the most immediate need. Direct donations to the non-profit organization called Trails End Log Church, grants, and several crowd-funding campaigns will provide the needed funds. Read about the plans and how you can help.

DONATE / GIVING

THE PLAN and ROADMAP

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  • Land / Development

  • Architect / Blueprints

  • Main Auditorium Building

  • Main Auditorium Furnishings

  • Pavilion

  • Landscaping / Grounds

  • Parking Lot Paving

  • Fellowship Hall with Kitchen

  • Administration Building

  • Prayer Chapel Building

  • Multipurpose Classrooms

Trails End Log Church

DONATE OR GIVE NOW

Any gift, large or small will be greatly appreciated!

  • Whether its $1 or $1,000,000, your gifts are needed and will hep fulfill this vision.
  • Trails End Log Church is a 501(c)(3), meaning all gifts donated to the organization are tax-deductible.
  • TELC will have full financial accountability through use of an independent CPA firm.
DONATE / GIVE NOW

Trails End Log Church is a 501(c)(3), meaning all gifts donated to the organization are tax-deductible.

Affiliation and Accountability

Trails End Log Church is an Interdenominational Church. The governing body is the current Trails End Log Church Board of Directors.

Pastor Joe shared, “There are many people who have grown up under many different Christian denominational backgrounds or no denominational background and they do not have a church home. We want them to know that they will be welcome at Trails End Log Church.”

People have asked what will happen to their donations if the goal is not reached. While the Board members and supporters, and Joe Wardlow himself, firmly believe TELC will be a success, if that should happen the TELC Board would choose another Christian non-profit organization to which it would give the donations.

Trails End Log Church

A God-Given Vision To Build a Log Church in Oregon City, Oregon

Oregon City is famous as the end of the Oregon Trail. Thousands of people visit Oregon City every year with interest in the Oregon Trail.

They tour visitors centers, interpretive centers and other points of interest along the Oregon Trail – particularly at the end of the Oregon Trail.

Beginning in 1834 it was the Christian Missionaries who were the first to blaze the Oregon Trail. They were determined to spread Christianity to the west. Later the floodgates of pioneer migration began along the Oregon Trail and became known as the Great Emigration of 1843.