Topographical survey completed

A topographical survey has been completed this week on the Woodcroft field. This will provide detailed mapping of Woodcroft field and it’s natural and man-made features. The survey measures elevation, boundaries and levels of the land and includes physical features such as trees, roads and buildings. Man-made features are also surveyed include fences and drainage systems.

The topographical survey will be used by architects, engineers and contractors ensuring that informed decisions can be made during the design and construction stages of The Gateway Project.

Hello from the Design Team!

The full Design Team met on Thursday 6 March and it was great to have everyone together, talking about The Gateway Project with excitement. Thank you for your prayers that we’d have a great meeting - your prayers were answered!

December Project Update

I have recorded a video project update for December, which you can find via The Gateway Project playlist on St Mungo’s YouTube chanel. I hope you enjoy the update and I look foward to providing further updates early next year.

Photograph of Woodcroft field with green grass in foreground, trees and house in background and blue sky.

Covering The Gateway Project in prayer

The Gateway Project is an opportunity for our church to grow and flourish. In early October, over 60 people attended the project’s first corporate prayer meeting and it was an exciting time of prayer, listening and hearing from God. The Project Team continues to receive words and pictures from people as they have fasted and prayed, such an encouragement to everyone involved in moving the project forward. Our next corporate prayer event for The Gateway Project is Monday 3rd February so save the date.

Photograph of the inside of St Mungo’s church building. Small groups of people are seated in circles, heads bowed in prayer.