As a graduate of Clemson University in 1965, Paul Goodson has been working exclusively in the service of churches since 1971 when he began a partnership in Atlanta. Prior to that, he conducted Master Work in Land Use Planning at Georgia Institute of Technology; and served in the Corps of Engineers in Vietnam during 1966-67. Paul considers it his "calling" to serve churches, and it must be since he has been blest with the opportunity of working with over 350 congregations in the Southeast. Licensed in eight states within the Southeast, he concluded his sole proprietorship status with Goodson and Associates Architects in Nashville by moving into his current position as Secretary and Managing Member of the Foxhollow-Goodson Group, leading our Nashville Office; and is primarily involved with Programming, Masterplanning, Growth Evaluations, and Schematic Design.

"Church Architecture is a powerful tool for church ministry and program development, as well as, continued growth. Church buildings are not the end within themselves, but the design and construction of your facility can support or hamper your ministry growth. The best church architecture provides a pleasing environment that is representative of the special characteristics of your congregation and the ministry that it portrays to the community, and will always work to support and enhance the vision and growth of your congregation. For over 30 years I have dedicated myself to this effort of serving churches, and it continues to be a pleasure and honor."

Christopher T. Malone | Paul G. Goodson