The congregation, though largely African American, also consists of a variety of individuals from various ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds.

In the same year, the main sanctuary was renovated, the children’s facility was completed, and the parking lot was paved.

The first television broadcast aired in 1994, and in 1996 Faith Chapel paid off $495,000 in about eight months to become debt free.

[4] Designed by Lathan Associates Architects, P.C., it was constructed by Gary C. Wyatt General Contractor, LLC., out of Birmingham.

[5] Today, Faith Chapel has a membership of over 6400 members[6] and is embarking on another multi-million-dollar project, their Family Activity Center.

The domes will house many amenities, including a 12-lane bowling alley, a teen dance club, a Christian adult smoke-free and alcohol-free nightclub with Christian entertainers, an indoor playground for children, a fitness center complete with strength training equipment, indoor track, and basketball courts, a banquet facility, and a lobby area with a centrally located climbing wall.