Now that Spring is here we are busy preparing for our upcoming projects. Hopefully we will be working close to you so, you can take the opportunity to check out one of United Church Structures’ job sites.

The following are examples of what our office and our on-site staff are busy preparing for:

Corinth Baptist Church's project is ready to start work again after hitting a road block with their financing. Warder and Associates are ready for us on-site, and we will soon be on our way to meet them. We will be installing a long awaited 70’ dome for the Capitol Heights, Maryland congregation. The church’s leaders cannot stress enough the importance of a solid financial package.

Our second job will be Christ Love Gospel Temple in Whitesboro, New Jersey. The church’s builder, Bill Gaiger of Creative Construction, is busy finishing the slab in preparation for the church’s 110’ geodesic dome.

Shiloh Baptist Church of Easton, Pennsylvania is also busy on-site. They are preparing for the assembly of a 120’ dome structure. CC. Inc. Construction Services will be finishing foundations in the next few weeks.

Lexington Seventh Day Adventist Church of Lexington, Kentucky celebrated their ground breaking, for their new phase, on April 14. Their general contractor, the LCM Company, started site work the next day. We will be installing a 81’x52’ superstructure for the church’s new sanctuary.

Morning Star Missionary Baptist Church located right here in Flint, is getting very excited for us to build their 110’ octagon. The general contracting team of Will H. Hall and Sons are working with local officials to obtain a building permit. Job superintendent, Terry Mayberry, of Will H. Hall is ready to get site work going.

We will also be in Cambridge, Maryland to assemble a 54' square for Cambridge Church of Christ. Their builder, J. Vinton Schafer and Sons, intends to start site work on May 1. The architects of Edmeades and Stromdahl are finishing up final details for the building.

Keep your eyes open, as there are more projects on the horizon. As always, we will try to keep updated as to projects we may be working on in your area, but we would like to encourage you to also check our website for updates.