Our Expansion Planning Committee is meeting this Thursday, hopefully with an
architect present.  We have already scheduled a topographical study of the
land.  Their goal to identify immediate and long term needs and implement a
strategy to meet those needs as they are needed or as the funds are
available.  Financing is always a problem...sigh...but we are all praying
that our Lord, Who knows our needs even before we ask, will provide at the
right time.

J. +

The Rev. Fr. Johann W. Vanderbijl III, Rector
The Anglican Church of St. George the Martyr, R.E.
427 Batesville Road
Simpsonville, SC 29681
cranmer@...
www.stgeorge-re.org
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From: <chasrscott@...>
To: <faithandlife@...>
Sent: Monday, September 06, 2004 9:58 AM
Subject: [FaithandLife] Expansion Plans


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> John+
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> Good to hear from you and of your good fortune in finding an architect.
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> Have you been able to project a time when the house will be accomplished?
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> Charles+
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> Date : Wed, 1 Sep 2004 14:44:23 -0400
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> Fr. John Longcamp wrote:
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> Wow!
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> That IS lovely.  I would say Early English, especially the beams, as found
> in East Anglia (where THE Walsingham is) and with a Norman tower.  The
cost
> of this particular church must be enormous.
>
> We are building a home in Dillon, Colorado.  The architect we engaged is
> sort of the domestic version of Cram and Ferguson, that is, accustomed to
designing fabulous home around Vail for the very rich.  Not expecting a
positive response, but thinking we had nothing to lose, we wrote him and
asked if he even undertook modest projects--we gave him our budgetary
limits.
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> The short of it all is that he did take us on for one of the smallest
> projects he has done.  The good part is that we get his great expertise in
design and are getting just the home we want, but at a size and price we
can(barely) afford.
>
> The best part is that we are not having to take things we do NOT want,
which is what most house on the market in that region are full of: hot
tubs,Jacuzzis, endless decks, media rooms, two-story entry halls, 3-car
garages,and 4 or 5 bedrooms.
>
> I pray that you can do the same and get something beautiful.
>
> John
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