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Welcome - Church of the Nazarene Princeton, Idaho
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New Oak Hardwood Floor installed - June 2008
New Multi-purpose east addition, Gilliam Hall, Ready for use, September 2007 Note: During the months of June and July, Gilliam Hall is closed due to the installation of the hardwook oak floor. The end result will be a gymnasium type floor with Awana Game lines and half court basketball court lines painted permanently under coats of hardwood varnish. The goal is to have the floor completely ready for VBS in August and for sure ready for the Awana restart in September. To God be the glory great things He has done!
Heating unit installed and functioning - December 2007 Praise be to the Lord!
Dedication of Gilliam Hall was held on September 30, 2007. Immediately following the regular morning service, the congregation moved into Gilliam Hall where there were special hymns, congregational readings, anointing with oil on the walls and a dedication prayer with laying on of hands prayer over the new hall. Following this service, a church potluck followed. The Alfred and Wilma Gilliam family were well represented at the dedication service.
Gilliam Hall is now in use. Potlucks, Hunter's Banquet, children's Wednesday night ministry (AWANA), and regular community activities are now a part of Princeton Nazarene ministry to the Palouse region. To God be the glory, great things He has done!!
The Lord be praised for His faithfulness, His protection, and His anointing on this project. And multitudes of thanks to the workers of Princeton Nazarene for their countless hours of volunteer help.
Phase One: Completed Fill work and conrete footings and floor DONE 1) as of 5/24/06 utility shed moved to new permanent location DONE 2) plants/flowers/shrubs/trees/river rock moved DONE 3) sidewalk pieces placed in ditch to be filled in DONE 4) fence taken out where needed DONE 5) trac hoe available DONE 6) lower metal siding removed DONE 7) remove porch/cover from back east entrance DONE 8) move oil barrell to new location on north side DONE 9) reroute ditch more to the east for backfill help Finances have come in for Phase One. Phase Two was completed on October 1, 2006. Thank you for your prayers, your time and help, and your financial faithfulness. We have committed to completing this project debt free and will continue only as the finances come in to match the bills. The existing fellowship hall of 1986 was completed this way, as was the sanctuary of 1993. God has been faithful to supply the need. Trust in Him and give as He leads you. A big thanks to Tom Carpenter and his crew for their hard work and patience in seeing this construction project carried out. May God richly bless Tom and Val Carpenter as they head to Argentina to do mission work in the Buenos Aires area. Phase Two IS COMPLETE! 1. Foundation down
2. Floor joices are in place
3. Walls are up
4. Truss system installed Sept. 18, 2006
<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Phase Three: Construction of the wood structure 48' X 50' and metal roof, windows, and doors, completed as of Nov. 1, 2006
Phase Four: Adding the porch entrance ways on both south and north sides. This work to begin Nov. 1 and was completed as of Jan. 1, 2007, with Ron Lacey taking over from Tom Carpenter who is now on a 1 1/2 year mission project in Buenos Aires, Argentina NORTH PORCH WITH WALKWAY BY KITCHEN
SOUTH PORCH WITH MAIN OUTSIDE ENTRANCE TO GILLIAM HALL
LAST PHASE: Interior completion - 2007 Electricity, insulation, interior walls, lights, fans, and floor. Construction prayer: safety in work, good volunteer help, and financial means to complete the project this year.
Insulation work was completed on March 17, 2007 with 18 men laying insulation in the ceiling and on the walls. Next step: Finish tacking the ceiling boards up in the center of the room so the varnish can be applied by painter Bill Buckley. <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> The work continues, praise be to our God, Jehovah, our Provider Sheet Rock up - April 21, 2007 A crew of 15 put up the OSB board around the bottom rim two rows up from the floor and the rock was put up the rest of the way up the walls to the 14' height at the sides and the 18' height in the peaks. There will be carpet attached to the OSB board (8' up all the way around the room). This will provide wall protection and sound baffeling. Next steps: taping, painting, and ceiling coating. Flooring, lights, and heating system to be completed this summer. Dedication of completed project planned for September, 2007, with the Lord's help!
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