The Building our Future capital campaign will transform our physical and spiritual life together. In this campaign, long-overdue campus needs will be addressed to Unite Our Community, Reinvigorate Our Campus, and Invest in Education. Although we will experience some short-term inconveniences that come with any construction project, our efforts will bring long-term benefits that strengthen our parish by better utilizing our space for life-changing praying, teaching, gathering, and connecting.
Building our Future will consist of three phases:
As we begin the journey with Phase I: Remodel, this reconfiguration will impact meeting locations for some groups and activities. Staff will be meeting with leaders of every impacted group to secure suitable alternate locations. Please note that group leaders will inform group members of their new location by Dec. 1, 2023.
Upcoming Sunday Service Changes
The 11 a.m. Contemporary Service will move to the main sanctuary, beginning Dec. 31
The 11 a.m. Rite I Traditional Service will move to the Saint Michael Chapel, beginning Jan. 7, 2024
Adult Formation during the 10 a.m. hour will meet in the Coke Room, Room 217, and Room 223
While we are excited for the transformation of our buildings, we recognize and celebrate that people make the greatest impact possible, which is why we are committed to ensuring everyone is well-informed and well-equipped to navigate this brief time of change. We look forward to the long-term benefits of this transformation and to sharing more logistical details soon.
Phase 1A&B Campus Map (Click to enlarge)
If you have specific questions, please email [email protected].
Construction Impact FAQs
What is Building our Future capital campaign?
This capital campaign will provide necessary improvements to our campus and enhance our spiritual growth and outreach in the community. This historic campaign is focused on Uniting our Community, Reinvigorating our Campus, and Investing in Education.
Is this related to the new buildings next to us built by Lincoln Property Group?
No. To learn more about the 8111 Douglas buildings and their operations, visit https://www.saintmichael.org/8111douglasproject.
Meeting Room Changes
Sunday Service Changes
The 11 a.m. Contemporary Service will move to the main sanctuary, beginning Dec. 31.
The 11 a.m. Rite I Traditional Service will move to the Saint Michael Chapel, beginning Jan. 7, 2024.
Adult formation during the 10 a.m. hour will meet in the Coke Room, Room 217, and Room 223.