After a couple of weeks in a waiting pattern - due to a stoppage by the Berkeley County Permitting Office that put our project  on 'pause' - we are finally moving again. All of the issues seemed to be clearing up, but our builder has a few new items he must comply with - all of which will improve our building. Once the builder has gotten the permit in hand, our sign company should be able to start fabricating our signage for the front of the building and, with a little luck, we should have our sign up in the coming weeks (for an idea of what this will look like - see below). The Christmas holidays are a time for many workers to take some time off with their families, which we validate, but that means things may not move at the predictable pace that they would if it were a different time of year.

What is in our hands now is preparing for the projects we are responsible for.  Clay has been working diligently to identify a lighting system that is inside our budget and has the capabilities we desire for the auditorium.  This week we have ordered some test lights to hang in the building to see if we approve of their functionality and design. One of the projects that we will take on as a church will be painting the ceiling in the building.  Secondly, we have ordered all our data cabling for our technology.  Once the walls have been constructed by the builder we will be able to come behind them and run our cabling.  John Mills will be leading our team in this task.  We are so proud of those of you who have volunteered to help in these areas amongst many others.  If you have not told us where you would like to volunteer, please email Clay at clay@journeychurchsc.org or fill out a volunteer form at the information desk this Sunday at church.  We will be in touch with everyone who has filled out this information in the coming weeks. These are exciting times and having each of you alongside both in body and in prayer - makes the progress that much sweeter.
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'Mock up' of how the signage should appear when it goes up.
 


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