Significant progress was made on several parts of the project this week. Work advanced on the exterior walls of the sanctuary, and major progress was made on in-wall plumbing in the lobby. The stepped seating area in the sanctuary has been fully poured. Electrical rough-in at the administration wing is nearly complete. Tree removal along the sewer line is underway and has nearly reached the manhole. Most of the roofing work at the children’s wing, admin wing, and sanctuary is complete. Roofing at the sanctuary is scheduled to begin in about two weeks, followed by exterior siding at the admin wing in approximately three weeks. Overall, everything is moving along well, with many visible changes expected in the coming weeks.

Interior and exterior wall framing continued at the lobby, along with installation of fire suppression piping in the same area. Electrical rough-in progressed at the administration wing. Exterior aluminum frames and glass were installed at the children’s wing. Roofing work continued across the children’s wing, admin wing, and lobby. One step per day is being prepped and poured in the sanctuary’s stepped seating area—eight are now complete. The stairwell and upper landing for the elevator in the sanctuary were also poured. Work resumed on the block retaining wall and storm drain boxes behind it.

Construction progress by location:

1. Children's Wing

   • Sheathing & conduit work ongoing

   • Sheathing joints sealed

2. Admin Wing

   • Framing & sheathing work ongoing

   • Plumbing and ductwork

   • Sheathing joints sealed

3. Lobby

   • Framing work began

4. Sanctuary

   • Prepped for roof decking

   • Welding of tower steel continued

   • Elevator shaft steel set

March 16 was a special day for C3! We spent the morning looking back at the last decade of God's blessings and faithfulness. Then in the afternoon, we looked forward to what He is doing in and through the life of our church. All praise, glory, and honor to Him! Take a look...

The winter weather stopped almost all site activities for two days but the teams were able to get much accomplished the rest of the week! A good chunk of the sanctuary lobby steel has been put up. Once the bigger pieces are finished they'll move the crane down the hill to be able to start the main sanctuary steel. A lot of the interior and exterior framing at the children's wing is now done and detail work like the openings for the changing tables, recessed trash receptacles, fire extinguisher cabinets, box headers, etc is being worked on. Good progress on overhead conduits and boxes for home run circuits for the receptacles and lights is being made and the crew has started mounting wall boxes. More ductwork is up and the plumbing in the walls at the children's wing has been started.