The "nosecone," now clad in copper, is ready to be hoisted up, but the cap on the top will have to be removed to allow the crane to place it on the tower, then the cap will be replaced. Photo by Tommy Banks
It was too cool and windy for a service in the pavilion, so we moved inside the new fellowship hall. No matter that it's not finished and ready to be occupied; it was our first service in the new church building, followed by a great dinner on the, well, concrete floor (no, we used tables)! Photos by Tommy Banks
Tomorrow is Homecoming Sunday! We welcome all to come to Sunday School at 9:45 a.m., Worship at 11:00 a.m. under the pavilion, then eat in fellowship on the grounds. If the weather is inclement, we will worship with our friends and fellow Christians at the Arapahoe Free Will Baptist Church, and dine in their fellowship hall.
Tommy Banks has faithfully had his lens in front of the re-building of Bethany. He was on hand to capture the first copper being attached to the spire.
Roofer Tim Eckloff said, "This is work for the Lord."
The great master painters from the Renaissance, before and beyond, labored under the soft North light. Bethany members will worship facing the North light through stained glass windows, worshipping the absolute Great Master.