We’ve previously shared that we were very clear from the beginning that we wanted to keep the feel of the “small town, old fashioned, 1895 built” church. One of the…

Doors seem to be the word of the day around here! The doors have come in that will be installed to allow parishioners to enter the main body of the…

When we began this project we were clear that we wanted to stay as close as possible to the look and feel of the original church. To make that happen…

The painters have been busy and we now have both the front and side altar areas painted and ready for stone while the walls are painted and ready for trim!…

We finally have flooring! Well, in some areas, anyway. Because of the ongoing construction, movement of scaffolding, and more, the flooring won’t be laid in the main areas until later.…

The finishing touches are going on and the scalloped siding and round window are officially in! These pieces were specially chosen to recreate the original look of the church. The…

The oldest known picture of the church shows a round window in the gable over the side door. This was long ago covered by siding but during the demolition process…

Many things, especially things in small towns, take a village. This is never more true than in the case of our small parish and this massive renovation project. Several parishioners…