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New Facility for Port Angeles

By Judy de Chantal, May 15, 2014

The Port Angeles Church members are looking forward to moving into their new church facility this summer. In fall of 2013, Maranatha Volunteers International arrived and got the building project off to a good start. An addition was made to an existing church building that the congregation had purchased earlier from another denomination. The original sanctuary was remodeled, and a fellowship hall, kitchen, classrooms, library, pastor's study and restrooms have been added. The painting and finish work are in process.

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The new Port Angeles Church building is well underway and slated to open this summer.

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Judy de Chantal

Port Angeles Church communication leader
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