St. Paul’s 1885 Building Revitalization Project
An Undercroft Task Force consisting of six members from St. Paul’s was assembled in early 2020 to develop a vision for the revitalization of St. Paul’s 1885 historic building undercroft. These members spent many hours meeting with architects and potential contractors. St. Paul’s property committee chair, Mike Gillespie, spent many hours in 2020 visiting with experts in historic plasterwork to determine how we will proceed with restoring and repairing the sanctuary plasterwork. On this page you can find a descriptions of these processes and who to contact if you want to learn more about this project.
Note: Finished work may be different from initial architects’ renderings.
Mission Statement
St. Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral is a welcoming, worshiping community committed to living Christ’s unconditional love through fellowship, service, and kindness.
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Timeline
A brief outline of the planning and execution process over the years since this project began.
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Undercroft Revitalization Presentation
Presented in August 2021 to St. Paul’s Chapter by Anthony Braida, this presentation clearly highlights the early portions of the project timeline, as well as future plans.
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Fundraising
Designated gifts towards the revitalization of St. Paul’s historic building are accepted at any time. If you would like to support this project, please click the link below to donate (select the drop down tab “Undercroft Restoration and Repair”) or request a meeting with our fundraising team by filling out the contact form below.
Contact:
Any questions about the St. Paul’s 1885 Building Revitalization can be directed to The Rev. Nicola Bowler (Provost), Tony Braida and Elvin McDonald (Undercroft Task Force Committee Co-chairs), or Mike Gillespie (Property Committee Chair).
Undercroft Task Force:
Nicola Bowler, Acting Dean
Tony Braida, Co-chair
Elvin McDonald, Co-chair
John Doherty, Deacon
Phyllis Melton
Anne Reasons
Property Committee:
Mike Gillespie, Chair