Stones of Witness
Solomon Builders and Jeff Wells of Internet Video Solutions have arranged
a viewer-directed robot camera inside the sanctuary!
The webcam is being used for archival purposes
a viewer-directed robot camera inside the sanctuary!
The webcam is being used for archival purposes
and will document the progress of the construction inside.
The camera is now in operation, so why not go on in for a "no hard-hat required" tour?
There are some basic camera operation instructions at the bottom of this page.
The camera is now in operation, so why not go on in for a "no hard-hat required" tour?
There are some basic camera operation instructions at the bottom of this page.
Email thanks to Jeff: jeffwells@jeffwells.tv
Read the latest Stones of Witness update PDF (March 30, 2008)
Read the latest Stones of Witness update PDF (March 30, 2008)
View a time lapse video of the building, courtesy of Solomon Builders
(may take several minutes to load)
See artistic construction photos taken by Jennifer Broad
Our pastors mount up on crane's wings to install the spire and cross
( photos by Jennifer Broad )
Don't Miss this inspiring construction time-lapse on YouTube!
Enjoy a snowfall video of the new sanctuary and other Green Hills churches
Use these site links to learn more about some of the specialists contributing to the sanctuary:
( the Emmanuel Stained Glass site contains two panes from the Covenant project)
Stained Glass
Pipe Organ
CB Fisk www.cbfisk.com Acoustician
Liturgical Furnishings and Design
Terry Eason www.terrybyrdeasondesign.com Pews and Chancel Furnishings
New Holland www.newhollandwood.com Custom Millwork
Basic Covenant Sanctuary Camera navigation tips:
Live Camera - In this view, click on an area of the view to move the camera. To zoom in to a detail, hold the left mouse button down and move the mouse to make a box. When the mouse button is released, the view will to zoom to the area of the box. Explore the screen icons by letting the pointer linger on them until their labels appear. Use the Viewfinder bar at the bottom to make greater moves around the viewing area.
Just Watch - Select a vantage point. The view will refresh every ten seconds. If others are using the camera at the same time, the refresh will cycle through what others are seeing. A click on the screen will take you back to Live Camera.
Time Lapse displays a series of pictures taken previously. Move forward and back using the >> and << buttons on the player.
During a viewing session, use the History button to return to a familiar spot. Each thumbnail has ghost icons in the lower left that appear when to pointer moves over them. Each of those has a label that appears when the pointer hovers over each one.
Photo Album - find an interesting shot? Add it to the gallery!