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Construction Update Week of November 6

More framing was completed, the masonry work on the tower was finished, work was done on the handicap ramp for heating the ramp and keeping it ice free in the winter, Tim and Andy worked on the phone lines and networking for the church, and the stage doors in the sanctuary were removed and that area was dry walled and painted. We are thankful for all the hard work that is being done!

 

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