Maintenance and use limitations needed to be addressed when two of Madison’s largest evangelical churches merged and consolidated ministries
Sanctuary stage
Stage soffit and lighting
Raised sanctuary stage
Columns and second-floor loft office space
Classroom space
Nursery
Stage constructed in the fellowship area
At one time, Lake City Church and Mad City Church were two of the largest evangelical churches in the Madison area. For various reasons, parishioners decreased somewhat from the churches’ “heydays,” and in 2010, the two took the rare step of uniting to form City Church.
The new region-wide church retained staff from both founding organizations and consolidated ministries at Lake City Church’s sanctuary on East Buckeye Road. But the space needed updating to reflect the new union and address maintenance and utilization limitations.
With direction and approval from the new church’s building committee and facilities manager, NCI-Roberts Construction completed a cost-sensitive interior remodel in just two months, encompassing:
Raising and supplementing the sanctuary stage
Adding columns, soffit and lighting to the 1,000-seat sanctuary
Constructing a stage in the fellowship area
Creating office space in second-floor loft
Furring lower-level walls and constructing office space and restrooms
Installing new carpeting and cabinetry, and freshening paint throughout
NCI-Roberts had earned the congregation’s trust, earlier completing work for Lake City Church’s Abundant Life Christian School and Campus for Kids Learning Center. Today, the increased and updated space shared by the three organizations on its 31-acre parcel is enabling successful ministry throughout the region.
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