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Beeston Church's $2M Sanctuary Makeover

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Beeston Methodist Church unveils a £2 million sanctuary makeover, enhancing accessibility and functionality. The project, led by Derwent Valley Construction, includes a new roof, improved heating, and a leveled floor. The church anticipates increased community engagement with the upgraded audio-visual system and restored 1902 pipe organ, set to be completed by Easter.

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Beeston Church's $2M Sanctuary Makeover

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Beeston Church's $2M Sanctuary Makeover. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 2nd, Beaston Methodist Church just hit a big milestone with their 2 million pound sanctuary makeover after a full year of work. Builders from Durwin Valley Construction handed the project over to the church team, marking the end of the main construction phase. They've added a new insulated roof, upgraded the heating, and leveled the floor to make everything more accessible for folks with mobility issues. Turning the space into something way more flexible. Church leaders are buzzing about how this upgrade keeps the building as a key community spot, where hundreds pass through weekly for events and gatherings. It's set to draw even more people now with better features for everyone. Right now, crews are wrapping up the audio visual setup and restoring that historic pipe organ from 1902, with hopes to finish in just a few weeks, come Easter. The congregation returns to a spot primed for worship, streaming services, and community hires, breathing fresh life into this local gym.

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