Buildings & Grounds
Our 133 year old church is in remarkable condition thanks to those who donate their time and talents to keep it so.
CURRENT PROJECTS:
Honey bee removal project, spring 2017: The church building has been home to honey bees for countless years but the swarming bees at the entrance have been a deterrent to members and visitors entering the church. The Bishop's Committee successfully contracted with a local company that could tackle the complicated process of removing the old honey combs, relocating the combs that were healthy and replacing rotted wood. We are delighted with the results of this work. After years of swatting (or running away from) the bees, we can enter and exit the church worry free.
Roof re-painting, later summer 2017: The metal roofs on the four structures on campus will be re-painted to ensure that the roofing material is properly protected from the elements.
CURRENT PROJECTS:
Honey bee removal project, spring 2017: The church building has been home to honey bees for countless years but the swarming bees at the entrance have been a deterrent to members and visitors entering the church. The Bishop's Committee successfully contracted with a local company that could tackle the complicated process of removing the old honey combs, relocating the combs that were healthy and replacing rotted wood. We are delighted with the results of this work. After years of swatting (or running away from) the bees, we can enter and exit the church worry free.
Roof re-painting, later summer 2017: The metal roofs on the four structures on campus will be re-painted to ensure that the roofing material is properly protected from the elements.
