Without a regular place of worship, the early Madison Mission took on the characteristics of a nomad church as the congregation met at different venues from week to week. At least twenty different locations were utilized, including Mount Sano State Park and several school auditoriaum. As the church shifted to different locations each week, a building committee worked hard in the background and in 1998 secured 17 acres of prime property in Madison, Alabama. While preparation and construction took place, the church was blessed to have a temporary home at the Pentecostal Lighthouse Church of God in Christ in Huntsville. On Wednesday, February 23, 2000, the Madison Mission Family Life Center was officially opened, and the jubilant members moved into the magnificent 14,000 square feet facility. The five-day opening exercises set the tone for the future as thousands of attendees celebrated with worship, drama, concerts, sports, and community activities. Each week, up to two-thousand worshipers gather to present offerings and sing praises to the Almighty God. Joining the weekly worshipers are the tens of thousands of viewers who tune in to the weekly The Mission is Possible telecast, and the faithful Internet congregation who tune in to the live services each week from as far away as Europe and China.