A podium, a projector, and a meal after.

Congregation meetings, usher board and auxiliary dinners, anniversary programs, block club meetings, and neighborhood gatherings on the northwest side.

A church meeting is a program, not a party. It runs on an order of service, somebody is at the podium most of the time, and there is usually something to project. The room seats in rows facing the front for the program. Tell the office what your program needs at the front of the room and it will tell you what is on hand.

Most programs end with a meal, and that is where a hall usually falls apart: the program runs forty minutes long and the food is cold. The meal here is coordinated by us, in the building, and it holds. When the program ends the room turns over and people eat.

The building is on Puritan just east of Schaefer, which is a familiar corner to most congregations in this part of the city.