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!
Recent progress by the Building Team towards our Phase 1 building expansion includes: Lee Architects completed a full drawing set which was submitted to Jefferson County for “plan review” on March 18. Jeffco completed their review and issued our building permit on April 1! The team has completed interviews of 4 candidates for general contractor…
While we have not yet started construction on Phase I, we are making progress toward that goal. We are working trough details of our contract with Just Builders, checking insurance coverage for both parties, and setting up an escrow account with National Covenant Properties from which construction payments will be made. We don’t have a…
Brick work began on the front entrance and the pillars, the sidewalk heating system was completed, and work continued in the preschool room!
Beginning next Sunday, kids will remain in the service for the whole time. They will not be dismissed downstairs to KidsCrossing! The only part of the basement that will be accessible during this next phase will be the bathrooms! We need your help in making this work on Sunday mornings! If you do not have…
AWCC will be hosting a community garage sale on Saturday, July 6. Anyone interested is welcome to bring their own items to sell and is free to use their own profits at their discretion. Each individual or family is responsible for their own set up and take down, as well as for the sale of…
Parents of children 12 and under, we will be focusing on the Children’s Service Project this year. You will receive a booklet with stories about refugee children living in Kenya. There are 24 stories to share. Beginning in November, why not read one of those stories as a devotion before dinner and pray for those…
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