Everything seen within this space is new - lights, sculpture, screens, paint, crosses, railings, chairs, altar, and floors - all designed to create a cohesive , warm and beautiful space befitting the room s heritage.

To bring a central focus to the space we created the Holy Spirit Sculpture-a dynamic piece of art made with over 1200 abstract, hand-blown glass doves captivating the attention of the worshipper toward an inspiring spiritual experience.

The sculpture depicts the Holy Spirit descending over the altar - the central focus of the room.

New floors and a newly designed chancel give the space the openness and flexibility desired by the congregation. (This project was completed when Stephen was a partner in Marshall & Schneider Design.)

With a careful eye to its Georgian heritage the beautiful woodwork was restored. (This project was completed when Stephen was a partner in Marshall & Schneider Design.)

As the greatest opportunity for counterpoint to the space s strong Georgian architecture, the chairs- contemporary in shape-were selected. (This project was completed when Stephen was a partner in Marshall & Schneider Design.)

Existing architectural elements were tastefully accentuated through careful use of color.

Everything in the space is flexible creating an openness that encourages exciting worship. (This project was completed when Stephen was a partner in Marshall & Schneider Design.)

With a love for collaborating with local artisans a beautiful baptismal font was cast in contrasting glass.

Restrictive high brick walls were cut down to create space for open and inviting railings that lead to new welcoming front doors.

All new beautiful furnishings, crosses, and railings were created in collaboration with gifted local artisans.

Redesigning an entirely new chancel area created new openness and flexibility for multiple worship experiences.

Custom carpets are an exciting way to bring individuality to a project.

Taking the church s 100 year old pulpit out of storage, we designed and collaborated with local artisans to create a new matching altar.