We’re Back!
On 14 April 2019 and on schedule, St. Paul’s parishioners returned to the nave for Palm Sunday services. Meeting in the Great Hall and singing “All Glory, Laud and Honor” […]
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Put the Candle Back!
Some of you might recall that familiar line from the classic Mel Brooks comedy, “Young Frankenstein.” Well, this week we put more than the candle back. Over the past three […]
Re-installing the Sanctuary Candle
On Friday, 5 April, a small team began re-installation of the refurbished sanctuary candle. Peter, Dana, and Hugh with assistance from Carolyn and Susan reattached the counterweight and control mechanism. […]
Pews on the move. Restored Sanctuary Candle
Gradually, the pews are returning to their original places in the nave. Prior to their removal, the carpenters ensured that each pew was keyed to its original location. As such, […]
New Carpet
March 29, 2019 by Paul WomerWelcome Back Pews!
The lightly refinished pews have returned to the nave. They are currently stacked in the sanctuary and west transept awaiting carpet installation. You can see that the pad for the […]
Scissors Lift Gone. New Carpets Shortly
On 21 March, the two scissor lifts that were a ubiquitous presence in the nave and great hall are gone. The stained glass cleaner, mentioned in the last blog post, […]
Open Access Areas (Continued) and Lighting
Some of the valances have been reattached to the new LED ceiling lighting fixtures. As such, the lighting is no longer as harsh; it is dispersed up and around the […]
New Open Access Areas
In addition to constructing a new center aisle, work has begun on the railings that will border the ramps at each end of the center aisle. Attached photos show the […]
New Updates as of March 6th!
Work continues apace. The nave floor is being overlaid with plywood. The plywood will provide a smooth and uniform surface on which to install the new carpet. Other photos show […]
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