Join us for breakfast on Sunday, September 9!

The floors are being leveled and repaired in the Social Hall!

Thank you to everyone who put in so much work to get the Social Hall ready for renovation!

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has determined that existing asbestos tiles are safe as long as they are undisturbed. However, when renovation work is performed in the Social Hall this summer, there could be a potential risk of future exposure. Therefore, removal of the asbestos is a necessary first step in our renovation process.

Stop by the Facilities Commission table to see samples of the new carpet, tile and paint for the Social Hall, at the May 19/20 Gifts Celebration!

We are now two years into our three year campaign - check out how far we have come!

Here is the latest on our needs and plans.

Here's the latest on the brickwork and pledge fulfillment.

ACME Tuckpointing & Restoration has been busy all over our building and we are already gathering more detailed funding information for next year's remodel of the Social Hall.

Our new sound system is scheduled to be installed in the church starting on Monday, July 17. Stay tuned for more information on our summer capital projects!

Our original schedule was delayed due to the wet spring, but very soon repair work will begin on our building exterior!

The time is finally here! The narthex bathrooms will be remodeled beginning September 19.

Check out the new pledge numbers - you have made this a reality!

In recent years, we have had to absorb many emergency expenses as our outdated facilities experienced leaks, appliance breakdowns and general deterioration as the result of postponing preventative maintenance due to past and continuing budget shortfalls. We anticipate spending less to on these sorts of short-term repairs in the future because Capital Campaign funds will allow us to replace unreliable equipment.

The Facilities Committee did a detailed walk through with two masonry companies last week. We have plenty of new information to share about the process ahead of us!

The skylights in the narthex and hallways were replaced August 16-19.

708 Volts of electricity run through our church worship space to power the organ – and now we can rest assured that it will continue to do so safely!