Comments for St. Paul Lutheran Church http://stpaulhamburg.com Thu, 17 May 2012 00:53:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Building in the Promise by therevev http://stpaulhamburg.com/news/building-in-the-promise/#comment-2510 therevev Thu, 17 May 2012 00:53:22 +0000 http://stpaulhamburg.com/?page_id=920#comment-2510 Don, Sorry your comment got blocked up in a spam filter. Glad you are sharing your thoughts. Don,

Sorry your comment got blocked up in a spam filter. Glad you are sharing your thoughts.

]]> Comment on Building in the Promise by Don Rollins http://stpaulhamburg.com/news/building-in-the-promise/#comment-2405 Don Rollins Wed, 09 May 2012 19:02:39 +0000 http://stpaulhamburg.com/?page_id=920#comment-2405 I've been wondering for some time, that instead of trying to complete Phase 1 all in one step, we should begin constructing, as an example, the new entrance first. This would allow members to see and unstand the design, the beauty, and the potential that this building program will eventually become. So, as "one part" of the Phase 1 project is completed another part is started or is already well underway. To receive support from members, it is important that they understand what we are trying to accoumplish in the long run. By rasing the funds and building as we go, the cost can be spread over a longer period of time and people can start to use the new facilities sooner. Don Rollins I’ve been wondering for some time, that instead of trying to complete Phase 1 all in one step, we should begin constructing, as an example, the new entrance first. This would allow members to see and unstand the design, the beauty, and the potential that this building program will eventually become. So, as “one part” of the Phase 1 project is completed another part is started or is already well underway.

To receive support from members, it is important that they understand what we are trying to accoumplish in the long run. By rasing the funds and building as we go, the cost can be spread over a longer period of time and people can start to use the new facilities sooner.

Don Rollins

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