How to Build a Church While Remaining Open

Phasing: the core strategy

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Sequencing around the worship calendar

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Barriers, dust, noise, and life safety in an occupied building

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Communicating with the congregation

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What to demand in the contractor's contract

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What this looks like on a real project

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Min Kang, CCM

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