Good Shepherd Catholic Church Dedicates new Education Center!

Good Shepherd Catholic Church in South Hill, VA, dedicated its new Education Center after the 9:30 Mass this past Sunday, September 20, 2015. 

The expansion/renovation project completed the Phase 3 portion of its Master Plan and included the renovation of the original Sanctuary and Fellowship Hall Wing, constructed when the church was first established at this site. 

The renovated wing serves as classroom space with new accessible bathrooms for the church's Christian Education programs. Celebrants at the dedication service included the Vicar General from the Catholic Diocese of Richmond. 

A pancake breakfast followed the ceremony in the church's Social Hall. 

Good Shepherd Catholic Church is underway!

Good Shepherd Catholic Church in South Hill, VA, is moving quickly to complete Phase 3 of their multi-phase expansion/renovation project. 

The Phase 3 portion of their Master Plan includes the renovation of their original Sanctuary and Fellowship Hall wing, into a new Parish Center for the church's Christian Education programs with a special focus on its Spanish-speaking members. 

The $350,000 project is on schedule to be complete by mid-June of this year. JE Burton Construction Company, Inc. of South Boston, VA is the General Contractor for the project. 

Good Shepherd Catholic Church Breaks Ground!

Good Shepherd Catholic Church in South Hill, VA, broke ground on February 2, 2015, for Phase 3 of their multi-phase expansion/renovation  project.  The Phase 3 portion of their Master Plan includes the renovation of their original Sanctuary and Fellowship Hall wing, constructed when the church was first established at this site. 

The renovated wing will include new classroom space and new accessible bathrooms for the church's Christian Education programs with a special focus on its Spanish-speaking members.  New heating and air-conditioning systems will be part of the project upgrades along with a new sacristy and office for the parish priest.

The $350,000 project is scheduled to be complete by mid-June of this year.