next   1 | 2 | 3 | 4       One of a few dome or barrelled ceilings in the new sanctuary. This one is in Sis. Spencer's office. Drywall workers have been working full-time for the past few weeks and have much more to do, but few classrooms have been painted already.       Stone Veneer is being placed on the exterior of the new sanctuary.       The New Sanctuary concrete floor is complete.       The New Sanctuary concrete floor is complete. Looking in from the northwest (right front) corner shows the second of three pours which completed the main floor.       Ambassador Basketball played to a championship season in the Central Valley Small Schools League (CIF). Here Gaston Whited attempts a technical foul shot as Jordan Steele looks on. Both seniors had all-league numbers this season.       Concrete truck and pump convey concrete to the interior of the sanctuary to complete the main floor.       Lights go up in new parking area. Thank you to men from Armona Assembly for their help on this project.       The Parking Lot is finally complete. Here men pour the final pieces which will accomodate motor homes, travel trailers etc.       The Living Nativity once again drew thousands to see the story of Christ unfold. Live animals, authentic costuming and sets, as well as anointed singing an acting create a beautiful picture of the birth of the Saviour.       The New Sanctuary is coming along well. This picture of the main entrance also shows the v-gutters being poured in the parking lot.       The Balcony is being framed. Classrooms and restrooms are planned as well as balcony fot the main platform.       Concrete is completed on the balcony and mezzanine.       Staging is shown in place. Exterior walls are nearly ready for stucco.       Grand Entry Shown here is one side of the foyer. Two circular staircases line either side of the entry.       View from the back of the church.       Taking a Break on the newly poured balcony, the volunteer crew rests before continuing work during work day.       Framing one of the large walls, a worker requires a scissor lift to reach the top.