As more and more churches begin in temporary facilities, there’s often the need to partition some of their physical space. Perhaps the room is a large one and a more intimate setting is needed to help those attending not feel they’re in a cavernous space. Or maybe there are no smaller rooms available for nursery use or children’s classrooms though
Church Furniture Partner continues to demonstrate their ability to save churches substantial dollars on virtually every type of church furniture. Over the past two years, a significant percentage of churches and non-profits have experienced significant decreases in their charitable contributions. As a result, the stewardship of every dollar has become more critical than ever and the need for a church
Church Furniture Partner just returned from the National Association of Church Business Administrators‘ (NACBA) Conference, held this year at the Gaylord Palms Conference Center in Orlando, FL. I’ve always wanted to attend this conference as I’ve thought the resources it would provide would be very helpful to my own church ministry. I was not disappointed! The conference was outstanding and
After my last post on table seating capacities, I was asked what the standards are that should be utilized in terms of table spacing. As a church determines how many people they can seat for a banquet or some other event at tables in different environments, it’s important that the tables not be placed too close together. It’s also wise
As I recommend church furniture throughout the country, I’m often asked how many people can sit comfortably around a 60″ diameter table. I always answer that seven people can fit easily around this size of table and that eight people can fit tightly. Here’s a chart that provides some visual assistance for several sizes of tables. I think you’ll find
While at Neocon, I spent some time with my friends from The Furniture Lab at their display booth. I’ve always found their line of customized cafe tables to be a great fit for church coffee-shops and cafes. You’ll find their commercial dining furniture not only in churches, but in health-care settings, colleges, stadiums, and shopping areas. I love though how
