What happened to the Graffiti? 12-11-08

  

We all gathered on Sunday, November 16, 2008 and wrote holy graffiti on the steel that was laying on the ground.  Well, most of us. There were a few brave souls that wrote on the upright steel. 

 

Most of that steel is now in the huge erector set called our church building. And what a spider web of steel it is.  So where is your graffiti?  Well, we cannot show it all but here are a few examples.

It was placed like that so that the passengers in the planes landing at Dulles could read it.  I thought that was nice of the steel workers.

This was placed so that God could read it and bless our little ones.  We thank all of the children who braved the cold to place their hands and feet on that very cold steel.

A number of messages are displayed around the future fellowship hall and we know that "Lucas Loves God". 

Our Lord's Name "Jesus" is well represented in the beginning of this hymn.

And we know that this is the home of the "Community Baptist Church" body who want this church building to glorify our Lord in this community.

I think this was added later and it looks real nice.  I think this and all of the graffiti, no matter where located, is presenting a gospel witness to those who walk through the construction site.  Some of the places will be a little easier to read when we add the second floor. 

This was very visible as it was laying down in the parking lot.  It is also very visible in it's up right position 

This is the building as it appeared this past Wednesday (12-10-08).  This is the north entrance from the parking lot.  It is really beginning to look like something is happening doesn't it?  The dreams of many for a number of years is happening.  We ask for God's blessing on each of you for your part to bring your church to this point. 

Please continue to pray for the church construction,.  We are having some rainy days now and snow and ice is coming,.  Please pray that God will give us the weather to get the building dried in as soon as possible and continue to ask for God's protection on the workers. 

Building Task Force Committee