There are many factors for a church to consider when purchasing church chairs as worship seating. I will be discussing several of those factors over the coming days with additional articles. But with this article, we’re going to talk about what seems to be the most important consideration for the majority of churches today: Price, Price and Price! With the
We recently worked with one of our long-time customers to replaced their pews with new church chairs. The church has been able to increase their seating capacity considerably (spread over multiple services) without expanding their overall square footage. Here are the words of Sam Ward, who headed up the project for the church. Emmanuel Community Church was started in 1971
An Honest Comparison Review of Church Chairs – Part 1 When is the last time your church purchased new church seating? When is the next time your church is planning on replacing church chairs? If your church is like most churches, you immediately recognize how rare it is that church chairs are purchased. And since church seating purchases are so
“We have a problem,” said the church pastor across our phone line. “The Fire Marshall was just here for our inspection as we’re trying to obtain the occupancy permit for our new building. He asked to see our letter of certification for our new church chairs. We don’t have one! How can we get one?” We were able to help
At Church Furniture Partner, we have effectively positioned ourselves to provide churches with the lowest possible prices on almost every possible item of church furniture. The purpose of this article is not to explain how we are able to accomplish this, nor is it to convince you we actually are able to achieve what we claim. Rather our desire is
A few months ago the pastor of a large church contacted us with a need for new chairs for his church. After several years of growth, they were now running close to 2,000 attendees over the weekend. Of their five weekend services, three of them were held in their sanctuary which seated just under 500 in pews. The church had
