Put the first door on a "dolly" and ...

... "wheel" it into the church.

A section of the track is removable to allow space
for entering each door onto the supporting overhead track.

The first one in place and the second being put in place.

One of the two roller brackets supporting each panel.
It appears very sturdy and rolls easily.

Meanwhile, work continues on the installation of the new air handling systems in the basement mechanical equipment room. The myriad of black pipe and copper tubing is truly amazing.

The east side narthex wall is now in place.

Working on the west side wall.
Each panel is independent, i.e., not linked to the adjacent panels;
each must be handled separately.

Adjusting the rollers to insure smooth action.

And, yes, they do "stack" nicely.

West side narthex wall closed and east side open.

The glaziers completing their work.

Following are four pictures of the "rack room" for the electronic acoustics system. There are more than a "few" wires involved!.

The first look at the new stain color for the altar, with an unstained portion of the altar in front of the newly stained portion.