Construction progress continues at Mary Queen of Peace Church, thanks to your continued generousity. Walls and partitions have been removed, improving traffic flow. Old VCT floors have been removed and replaced by new, modern, epoxy floors. Well, there's a lot more planned, but good things come to those who wait. Below you'll see a few progress photos, with more to come...

PHASE 2B). Altar: New framing and drywall at the front wall, including a high arch. Decorative stone is complete at the lateral areas of the new enclosure, and columnar features have been added with crown moldings almost complete. Altar has also been raised to allow for better congregational visibility, and a Raredos will be added to provide a new decorative foundation for the Tabernacle.






Triple-crown molding and crosses at the top of the side columns were installed!

PHASE 1A). Kitchen: expanding into the old office area, thus doubling in size and allowing us to provide improved food and beverage service at Mercy Meals, social events, and other functions. New flooring. New USDA approved fire-rated ceilings and FRP walls installed. Cabinets and sinks installed

Phase 1B). Main Hall: old storage closet walls have been removed, providing additional occupancy space. New paint and flooring. New energy-efficient LED lighting in place. Sliding partition wall was removed, acoustical ceiling repairs completed. Air conditioning is installed!

Phase 1C). Emmaus Room: folding partition removed, flooring removed. New flooring and new paint. New energy-efficient LED lighting and acoustical ceilings. Air conditioning is installed!


PHASE 2A) Rear Nave: Old A/C columns at the rear have been framed, drywalled, and finished with decorative stone. Statues adorn the front,  and votive candles and prayer kneelers relocated.