Friday, January 29, 2010

Rain slows things down

The rain kind of slowed things down today. Things are wet and muddy, as you can see, as they uncovered the beams and pumped out the water that collected from the rains. More to come next week!

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Letting things settle

Not much to report on today. Looks like they let the concrete dry and settle today because little to no activity was reported today. Probably a good thing to keep things covered, with the storm approaching from the Northwest.

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Chapel in the Gym, Concrete Poured on North side



Today, they poured concrete footings and a beam part-way down the length of the North side of the church. Once the footings are dry, they'll finish the long beam. You can also see that Pastor was able to setup an altar in the gym, where they held their first chapel this morning.

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Working on the North and East Sides of the Church




Today, you can see all the ACs units are now moved to the new pad. And with the ACs out of the way, they were able to start digging on the North side of the church and begin foundation work, similar to what they have already completed on the South side.

Monday, January 25, 2010

Pews Removed and AC Units Moved



Here are some photos of the church with all the pews removed both upstairs and downstairs. Today, they also moved the AC units to the new pad.

Sunday, January 24, 2010

Full Steam Ahead!


After today, church services will be held in the gym for the next few months, to allow work on both the inside and outside of the church. All the pews were removed after Sunday service and Bible Class, so that the pews can be restored, and to allow work to begin on, and beneath the floor.

Friday, January 22, 2010

A New Pad




On Friday, the foundation was poured for the new air conditioner pad. An unmarked, gas line, that was buried very shallow (about 4 inches underground), was cut while digging, and thank the Lord that no damage was done. The leak was safely contained and work continued.