Old friends and college students from a church in New Jersey get a tour of our new church building's interior, given by Sharon Gonyaw, who explains the vision for each room. The whole interior is really taking shape and it's possible to envision our congregation worshipping and carrying on here!

"Crown him with many crowns...the King upon his throne!"  On the rafters suspended overhead on either side are two decorative crown tiles a-fixed at the joints, just above the finials. Visual elements are important here and will be highlighted throughout the building, especially in the sanctuary. Visuals communicate to us spiritual things we cannot see and aid the mind in focusing heavenward when entering the Lord's house. According to Pastor Mark, "Whenever the worship team is on the stage looking out, they can look up and see the crowns in front of them as a reminder of their service to Jesus, the King".  

The sheet rock work is nearly done, enclosing the sanctuary, giving it a less transitional feel, and provides definition to the space. A lick of paint should seal the deal. The windows on either side allow streams of cheerful welcoming daylight to flood this wonderful and holy place – a reminder to us that God is light, goodness, truth, and life – and so much more.  

Power has been added, propane tank installed, and sheet rock to the interior walls (as shown in Ministry Building lobby).