Working in the sun

A lovely sunny day today, with temperatures around 28°C.

A few of our workers were lucky working inside the Church, mainly decorating.

But two of them worked on the outside, on the Harrow (north) side, finalising some fillings on the stone work.

Many specialists

Everywhere in our Church and Community premises there are various specialists working today to bring our new Church and the new rooms of our Community building on the required level.

At the entrance of the Church yard, outside the Church building, inside the interior, on the staircase of the Bell Tower, as well as on the first floor of the Community Centre something is being done today.

The weather is complimentary today and that is a good sign from the Heavens.

Our workers are of various nationalities also; Greek-Cypriot, English, Irish, Romanian, Bulgarian, just to mention a few.

We are certainly very happy with the way the work is being done and we are very thankful to all workers involved in the works at our Church and Community Centre.

Copper and stone

The work if focused on the roof today, where many workers are occupied with various important works.

The “hand of God” is here again transferring stone on the main Dome.

Specialists preparing the copper on the roof and others are fixing it on the central Dome.

The roof gets quite busy

It is really busy and crowdie today up on the roof of our new place of worship.

The red tile layer is fixing the tiles on the front timber roof.

He is working under the sun, but it is also quite chilly.

The crane is transferring stone up there, especially on the Bell Tower.

The main Dome is occupied by the specialists who take up and put in their place the copper leaves.

It is interesting to note that the copper started changing its colour already.

Mainly stone

Yesterday was very busy at our building site.

A huge crane was transferring all day material on the top of the new Church.

Mainly stone, but also bricks, tiles and other materials were place on the roof.

The builders started fixing the stone in place.

It really looks very beautiful.

Two specialists are working on the Dome, fixing the copper in place.

Stone delivered

Today (a rainy day) we received a huge quantity of stone pieces.

They actually come all the way from the North of England.

A crane (the “hand of God”) was hired in order to assist with the unloading of the stones from the truck.

It is worth noting that we are going to use a total number of about 1900 pieces of stone in our new Church.

Stone on site

The new stone has arrived and it is ready to start being fixed in the right places of our new Church.

It will obviously go around the doors and windows in order to offer a nicer impression on the various facades.

The first stone to be fixed was on a window at the Church office.