Status: November 25-December 2nd
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Where are we now?
- Electricians ran new dedicated and grounded wires to the offices for equipment use. Updates to the electrical service continue.
- Plumber removed obsolete supply and drain points in upstairs bath and prepared pipes fpr re-attacehment.
- Most of the damaged sub-flooring in the upstairs removed...thanks to Alan Oliver.
- Outer doors and door jambs received their final coat of paint.
- Other inside painting was done and will continue.
- Yard Work Day around the Manse schedule for Saturday December 8th from 8am till 12 noon. This is the last work day of 2007.
- The taks Force met on 11/29 and will meet again on 12/13.
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Work Party Pictures: November 17th
This fall morning was spent priming doors and windows, ripping out the first floor bathroom and working on the grounds. See what you missed? There are still opportunites to help. Hope to see you this Saturday. There is still painting to do and work outside to be done!
First, painting and priming.
Pastor Spike tearing out the downstairs bathroom
Electrical work!
Beautification of the grounds
Pastor Spike tearing out the downstairs bathroom
Electrical work!
Beautification of the grounds
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Painting Party: You Are Invited!
Thursday, November 15, 2007
You and a friend are cordiallly invited to share in two fun-filled mornings of fellowship and service with our Building Task force:
November 17th and 24th (Saturdays) from 8:00 AM ...
Needed: people to paint, tear things up, and yard work.
Things to bring: a friend, work gloves, wear old clothes, your favorite tools
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Week of 10/21/07
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
- Task force met 10/23
- electrician is currently assessing updated electrical needs and work will be underway soon
- Task Force and contractor making decisions about demolition and water damage in upstairs bathroom and ceiling
- Interior painting will begin as soon as interior construction is complete.
- All painters shoud expect a "Painting Party" in teh near future.
- Next meeting: Thursday 11/08/07
Please pray for the Task Force as we continue to address the needs of our church facilities and make plans for our continued growth!
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Update: Week of 9/30/07
Thursday, October 11, 2007
- Demolition is ongoing in the Manse/Youth House
- Replacement od doors in Manse/Youth House continues
- Task Force Members met with outh to discuss plans for Youth Room and Building Project
Meet the Task force: Pete Duncan, Steve Hoitt, Sheryl MacMillan, Phil Blevins, Nick Gainey, Reese Rambo, Lindy Coleman, George MacAbee, Smith Blackburn and Speed Massenburg.
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Update: Week of 9/23-9/30/07
Monday, October 1, 2007
Where we are now...
- Exterior doors completed to the Manse (Youth House)
- Demolition started on the Manse (Youth House)
- Painting soon to begin. If you have signed up to paint, expect a call soon!
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Demolition Saturday: What You Missed!
Sunday, September 30, 2007
We had a crew of able and willing volunteers on Saturday morning. After getting instructions that the mission of the day would be the upstairs bathroom and tearing out the wall between the two side rooms downstairs, the work began! Everyone got a full workout, especially the parties working on the upstairs bathroom. There were many trips up and down the stairs to the dumpster to haul debris out to the dumpster. Today in church there was talk of sore muscles that some had forgotten they even had! LOL!
FYI: Click on any of the pictures to see them large size and
in greater detail.
in greater detail.
Protecting the wooden floors with brown paper before the work began.
Whether Smith was working upstairs or downstairs,
he was just WAAAAY too happy with all the tools!
On the other hand his knowledge was invaluable with knowing what
was needed in regards to caps needed for the water fixtures.
Assessment of what needed to be done in the upstairs bathroom.
Eventually there was a main team of people upstairs and a team downstairs.
Some people floated between the two areas to help.
Angie, Mary Catherine and Garrett spent most of their day tearing out tiles in the
bathroom. Once that was done, the bathroom was ready for the wood to be removed as
it had to be cleared down to the studs.
For the wood removal, Steve and Scott came in with the large crowbar
and hammers and in no time they had the planks removed.
Mary Catherine taking one of many buckets of trash to the dumpster.
Angie dubbed her "demolition queen" due to quick pace she tore out bathroom tiles.
It was a regular bucket brigade up and down those stairs to haul the debris out.
The team in that room took turns hauling.
Garrett was the man with tools!
He came prepared and brought his own tool boxes.
Not one but two! (I think he had a sonic screwdriver in there!)
When it was all over the bathroom walls were stripped with the
only things remaining to be removed were the tub and the tile floor.
Downstairs the work was just as vigorous.
Mary Jane, Mary, Allen, Scott, Steve, Speed, and the youth
worked mainly to knock out the wall. Again some floated to work up and downstairs.
That Mary Jane!!! She was just too happy with the sledgehammer!
She was wicked with that thing!
The wall came down in no time and the downstairs team
hauled all their "stuff" to the dumpster as well.
The boys from Youth were helping also.
I am not quite sure the specifics of what they were doing, but I
think it was removing some sort of stud or nail from the floor.
Allen just about finishing up the job downstairs.
At the end of the day, much had been accomplished. It was a great start to the remodeling of the manse. If you think you missed out on the chance to help, you have not. There will be other projects that you will be able to assist with coming very soon. So have your work gloves and work boots ready!
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