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.

Salem Baptist Church

An inspiring new beginning to construction at Salem Baptist Church for the new 26,000 square foot Worship Center on Route 250 in Goochland, Virginia. 

The church is using a pre-engineered building system with church members and volunteer Christian builders providing the labor for the project. When complete, the facility will house Worship, Fellowship, Recreation and Educational facilities.  

Tappahannock Presbyterian Church Raises Steeple!

A new landmark will be greeting travelers heading east into Tappahannock, Virginia. Wednesday, March 19th, the new Presbyterian Church on Route 360 East at the Kino Road insersection crowned the church with a white 39-foot steeple. Made by Campbellsville Industries in Campbellsville, Kentucky, the 1,200-pound aluminum steeple was raised into position with the help of a 50-foot crane. 

Emerson Hughes - who played a guiding role in the fruition of this project - said, "This new church will serve as a source of energy for its members and visitors to live and witness for Christ in our diversified community. The glass front says the Spirit of Christ is visible to all people." He carried the cross to the top and helped to install it. 

Church Elder Emerson Hughes (pictured in the yellow jacket) lifts the cross in place. 

Progress report from Gayton Baptist Church

A 10-story crane begins setting trusses to crown the top of the new Outreach Center at Gayton Baptist Church in Henrico County, as the General Contractor, Taylor & Parrish, begins to close in the new multi-purpose facility.

Williamsburg 7th Day Adventist Breaks Ground!

Members of the Williamsburg 7th Day Adventist Church broke ground on December 17th, 2013, after many prayers and almost 15 years of planning with William Henry Harris & Associates.  Elder Jay Berryman (red shirt), who lead the church through the years, thanked the Almighty for bringing the project to this place just in time for Christmas.

Tappahannock Presbyterian Church receives glass panels for its new Narthex.

Tappahannock Presbyterian Church receives glass panels for its new Narthex.

Williamsburg 7th Day Adventist Church receives Building Permit just in time for Thanksgiving!

Williamsburg 7th Day Adventist Church receives Building Permit just in time for Thanksgiving!

Master Plan illustration shows location of the Phase currently under construction.  Future Phases envision a new worship facility and support spaces.