Facility Tour: Fellowship Bible Church Part 2
In my previous post, I described my 2005 visit to Fellowship Bible Church. This post continues by describing the children’s ministry area. I took so many pictures that it warrants its own post!
This was the entrance to the nursery area.
A close-up of the sign.
Inside, the check-in area was a bit dim. But what a cool atmosphere!
I took a picture with the flash to show the details. But with full lighting on, it sure doesn’t feel the same!
On the side was an area to rock babies.
The hallway had a great feel to it.
Notice the overhead hanging signs.
Very colorful feel.
Lots of blocks of color.
Even a narrow hallway ending in a door was nicely painted.
Artwork on the wall.
Nursery and preschool rooms were all colorful.
Such nice, colorful environments!
This was an alcove in the hallway. That’s a lot of babies to wheel around at once!
This is downstairs in the kids’ lobby. This was the check-in counter.
Another view of the check-in counter.
They had a lot of lighted signage, I noticed.
This was another one in the hallway.
The other side.
The children’s area was amazing. I think it was a separate building and when I walked in, this is what I saw.
These pictures are me standing in one spot turning in a circle.
Very bright and colorful! As the sign says below, the theme appears to be “Imagination Studios.”
A desk in the corner of the lobby.
Another check-in area.
This was the view down one of the hallways. Feels like a theater.
Here’s what it looked like as I walked down the hallways.
There was cartoon artwork on the walls. These looked like they were painted by pros.
The rooms appeared to be named after animals.
Here’s how the inside of the rooms looked like.
There were also 3D reliefs on the walls.
Another check-in area.
This time the walls were blue. Even the signage was colorful. The ceilings were painted too.
An example of the blue hallway.
A very large wall sign.
Even an aquarium! I wonder who cleans this.
This was an interesting view of the lobby from the hallway. Notice all the photos of kids around the border.
An close-up of one of the wall art windows. It appears they are all pictures of Bible stories.
What an amazing facility!
