Project Overview
ST. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Beloit, Kansas recently undertook a significant sanctuary renovation, focused on creating a worship space that is both reverent and renewed. This project included the installation of brand new pews with integrated kneelers, frontal screens, a custom altar, and a new ambo—all designed to enhance the church’s timeless atmosphere while meeting the needs of today’s congregation.
Design and Installation Details
The new pews were carefully crafted to complement the church’s existing architecture, offering beauty, durability, and comfort for worshippers. Each pew was finished in a rich, traditional stain that maintains the warm and inviting character of the sanctuary. To support the congregation during prayer, kneelers were added to the backs of the pews, providing comfort and reverence without compromising on design.
In addition to the seating, our team designed and installed a custom altar as the centerpiece of the sanctuary, along with a matching ambo to serve the practical needs of worship and preaching. Together, these elements form a unified and elegant design, reinforcing the church’s spiritual mission while elevating the overall worship experience.
Our installation team worked closely with the church’s leadership to coordinate schedules and ensure that the process was smooth, and respectful.
Key Features
- Custom Pews – Handcrafted with traditional styling for beauty and comfort, built to last for generations.
- Frontal Screens – Added to the sanctuary to create harmony and practical function
- New Altar – Designed as the focal point of the sanctuary, combining reverence with timeless craftsmanship.
- Matching Ambo – Created to complement the altar’s design, providing a cohesive look and functionality for services.
- Comfortable Kneelers – Added both in the sanctuary and in other worship areas, providing support during prayer while maintaining reverence.
- Traditional Finish – A classic wood stain enhances the sanctuary’s warmth while tying the new furniture to the church’s architectural style.
