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Church Sanctuary RepairsPreserving our legacy: Renewing God’s house for all.
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July 2025
Restoration has officially begun.
Restoration has officially begun.
June 2025
In the June 11th Voter's Meeting, the budget was amended to $703,200 to cover the estimated costs and some contingency for minor adjustments to the project.
Schedule has been received. Project will officially begin June 30, with some pre-setup starting as early as June 23. Project is expected to be completed in October.
In the June 11th Voter's Meeting, the budget was amended to $703,200 to cover the estimated costs and some contingency for minor adjustments to the project.
Schedule has been received. Project will officially begin June 30, with some pre-setup starting as early as June 23. Project is expected to be completed in October.
May 2025
Final proposal reviewed and approved. Contractors developing schedule and acquiring subcontractors, etc.
Final proposal reviewed and approved. Contractors developing schedule and acquiring subcontractors, etc.
March 2025
National Restoration partnership discussed and elected to move forward.
National Restoration partnership discussed and elected to move forward.
December 2025
Serenus Johnson selected as general contractor.
Serenus Johnson selected as general contractor.
October 2024
We requested bids for review, but only received one. That bid was about 50% more than we had anticipated prior to this point. The Board of Trustees declined this bid and has begun looking into alternative avenues for completing this work. We have selected Serenus Johnson to be our general contractor and will work with them to properly scope, detail, and price the work needed. This will likely be a cost based project with budget management versus a standard contract. Ironing out these details will delay our start till early spring, but will ensure we are getting the best work and the most cost effective rate.
Financing is being arranged with CEF. We would use the funds raised first, and then get a line of credit (construction loan) to continue paying the contractor. At the end of the project, this would be converted to a Mortgage.
We requested bids for review, but only received one. That bid was about 50% more than we had anticipated prior to this point. The Board of Trustees declined this bid and has begun looking into alternative avenues for completing this work. We have selected Serenus Johnson to be our general contractor and will work with them to properly scope, detail, and price the work needed. This will likely be a cost based project with budget management versus a standard contract. Ironing out these details will delay our start till early spring, but will ensure we are getting the best work and the most cost effective rate.
Financing is being arranged with CEF. We would use the funds raised first, and then get a line of credit (construction loan) to continue paying the contractor. At the end of the project, this would be converted to a Mortgage.
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