Showing posts with label work party. Show all posts
Showing posts with label work party. Show all posts

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Help Sanctify the Temple–Work Party this Sunday

Thanks to a great work party a few months back we were able to move and set up the Temple shop at the Pasture's Ranch at 60 NE Tillamook. Due to a very busy and bikey summer we have yet to put the finishing touches on the space, however, and a little more work needs to be done before we can open the doors to the public.

This weekend's work party will focus on organizing the space and setting it up as a holy/spiritual center, as well as a community bike repair shop. We are looking to hang decorative fabrics, make candle holders, paint murals, create shrines, or any other form of sanctification that will make the space feel like a temple.

Please join us and bring anything you have that may help create the space. Fabric, paint, ornaments and trinkets, or religious paraphernalia are of immense help.

Sunday, August 1st
2PM-6PM
60 NE Tillamook
(Basement door at the rear left corner of the house.)

Monday, September 21, 2009

Ain't no Party Like a Temple Work Party


This weekend the templers and a few good friends got together to clean, organize, build, paint, and hang out in the Bike Temple's new shop.

The space started out small, dark, and dirty, so we are doing our best to set it up and brighten it up in a way that changes that as much as possible. Josh got an early start on things by coming by earlier in the week and sweeping and vacuuming out the space (not an easy or pleasant task), then at the work party Saturday morning we were blessed to have Bob, a friend of the Temple stop by with tools and materials, soon creating a beautiful and solid work bench to grace the Temple Shop.

After the work bench was installed we set to organizing parts and tools and painting. At the end of day on Saturday we had a few parts of the room and the outside door painted white (although visitors will now find the almost all of the room has been painted, thanks to some free time spent by the Deacon and his lovely wife.)

We are excited that the space is finally starting to look like a usable shop. We are still in need of some tools, a pump or two, more paint, and any parts and pieces you may have laying around. We will announce the next event at the Bike Temple Shop soon.