Build Team responses
Trinity's Build Team, which has been meeting regularly for the past year, has investigated and studied many iterations and ideas - with assistance from The Aspen Group - in regards to restoring, refreshing and repurposing Trinity's campus.

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"We are striving to maintain the original character of the building, while incorporating fresh designs to move us to the future," said Julie Wall, who is a member of the Build Team.

While there still are questions and unknowns, through prayer, we walk by faith as we move forward with Jesus, for others and into the world.

It's our mission - to bring others to Christ, and our facility is a major resource.

The Build Team, which includes Julie Wall, Jacob Spath, Mark Jorgensen, Jason Werning, John Bremer, Tim Davison and Michelle Warner, would like to thank all those who submitted questions or concerns.

Listed are the responses to the submitted questions.

More details will be shared during a congregational forum on Aug. 14 at 9:30 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall.
Q&A regarding the church/sanctuary
It's no secret that our place of worship is tired and in need of a face-lift.

The plan is to bring pep to the place where we are fueled by the Word and Sacrament.

We are not planning on changing the church structure, The Build Team shared. We are hoping to refresh the space, but still keep the original design aspects.
Q&A regarding Trinity School
The goal for Trinity School - our biggest fishing pond for bringing others to Christ - is to have each class
double-tracked - meaning two classes per grade.

Space has been an issue.

A Modular building, which was purchased in 2018, was intended to fill a gap, with the hope of ultimately transitioning all classes under one roof.
Q&A regarding facility use
The Aspen Group has shared that our facility has "good bones."

Prioritizing delayed maintenance projects and space efficiency are key components as we move forward in this process.
Q&A regarding misc. items
There are many pieces connected with this process, including what's covered in the cost, what funds can be used, is there a priority of project completion... etc.

At this point in the process, the cost estimates that have been shared by Aspen are conceptual only.

In the next phase, detailed schematic plans will be put out to bid and will include more accurate costs for the building project, which will help in setting priorities.