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The Trusses Have Arrived
A big development this week was the arrival of our steel trusses. Once installed, the steel deck (roof) will be placed on top, and the indoor work can begin. Here are pictures taken Wednesday, May...
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Building Site Update for the First Week of May
As we move into May, things are really hopping at the work site. Enjoy these pictures taken Wednesday, May 2, 2018:
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Hello spring. Hello progress!
As winter finally turns to spring, things are really starting to take shape on our building site! Take a tour of the progress by viewing the pictures below, taken April 23–26, 2018. ...
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“The Case of the Missing Body” Inspires Audience
On Good Friday, March 30, 2018, Really Living’s Drama Troupe presented a story entitled “The Case of the Missing Body” to a very appreciative audience. On trial were the disciples, accused of a secretive plot...
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Can These Bones Live?
Ever watch any of those home flipping shows, where people with varying levels of construction skills purchase dilapidated fixer-uppers, strip them, and then make them over into something trendy and desirable? You’ll often hear the...
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Tasty Plants: Green Cuisine Takes Ingredients from Ground to Plate
Another successful Green Cuisine Cooking School just wrapped up, and the participants couldn’t have been more pleased with their experience of learning how simple and tasty plant-based cooking can be. Sticking with the school’s signature...
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Marching Forward
The first week of March brought more below-zero temperatures resulting in the need to continue tarping in order to maintain adequate temperature for the masonry work. The current masonry thrust is on the children’s divisions....
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A Taste of Spring Brings More Favourable Work Conditions
This week’s reprieve in the weather meant a big boost in progress at the job site. Although another snow storm is predicted to arrive shortly, we now have a better idea of how quickly things...
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“He Appoints Walls and Bulwarks”
From the Egyptian Pyramids, to the Great Wall of China, to the Colosseum in Rome, some of the earth’s most renowned structures have been built using masonry. Masonry is durable, sturdy, and resistant to fire.
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Working in a Winter Wonderland
The “coldest winter in 30 years” as it’s being called, has definitely had an effect on our building project. The temperatures have just been too low for any work to happen safely or effectively. Our...