Showing posts with label Worship Center. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Worship Center. Show all posts
Monday, August 17, 2015
Salem Baptist Church Raises Its Steeple!
Steeple Jacks raise the steeple at the new 26,000 square foot Worship Center for Goochland County's Salem Baptist Church.
The pre-fabricated fiberglass steeple adorns one of the largest SteelLite Building projects, illustrating the benefits of pre-engineered construction to save hundreds of thousands of dollars in construction cost.
Friday, December 5, 2014
Salem Baptist Church Takes Shape!
The new 26,000 square foot Worship Center for Goochland
County's Salem Baptist Church takes shape as a lull lifts wood plywood roof sheathing
in place over the future worship space.
With volunteer Christian builders, the new facility, should soon be under
roof. Participants in the church's
Bethlehem Walk celebration should see the roof close to being completely dried
in.
As one of the largest SteelLite building projects, the new facility illustrates the benefits of
pre-engineered construction to save hundreds of thousands of dollars in
construction cost. Where there is God's
will, God will make a way!
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Tappahannock Presbyterian Church dedicated its new Worship Center!
Tappahannock Presbyterian Church dedicated its new Worship Center with a Worship Celebration for its members and special guests at 4:00 pm on September 7th.
A bagpiper piped in the celebrants to start the dedication service followed by stanzas from the hymn "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God".
Pastor Don McLean emphasized that the church members served as the "foundation" for the successful project's completion.

Dinner "alfresco" followed the dedication service under a large tent adjacent to the new Sanctuary.

The Architect for the project, William Henry Harris, and Executive Presbyter Carson Rhyne of the Presbytery of the James enjoyed the Dedication Ceremonies.
Pastor Don McLean emphasized that the church members served as the "foundation" for the successful project's completion.

Dinner "alfresco" followed the dedication service under a large tent adjacent to the new Sanctuary.

The Architect for the project, William Henry Harris, and Executive Presbyter Carson Rhyne of the Presbytery of the James enjoyed the Dedication Ceremonies.
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