40 ft by 88 ft of front entrance side
8 ft by 88 ft of sidewalk by gravel drive in
188 ft sidewalk by 8 ft
12 ft by 8 and 3 inches where trail crosses
In 2003, this sidewalk ended at the front gate. It is time to finish the project! The concrete will cost around $3,500 plus the cost of rebar and forms.
40 ft by 88 ft of front entrance side 8 ft by 88 ft of sidewalk by gravel drive in 188 ft sidewalk by 8 ft 12 ft by 8 and 3 inches where trail crosses
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BEFORE: December 2023 (Look for AFTER UPDATE in Spring or Summer 2024)Wall needed is 65ft long around asphalt curve and runs 37ft = 102 ft long total length
- Box of concrete would be 15 ft by 19 ft by 9ft 20 ft if we rounded from cut to railroad tie 61 ft in length - Concrete Option for all of the taken up asphalt is 40 ft by 65 ft by 20 ft on average curve of 15 ft - 9 inches wide by 8 inches tall by 19 inches long (course length would be 64 blocks) - 3 courses needed (1 below grade and 2 above) plus capstone layer - Brutus block comes in 36 individual blocks per pallet; Brutus Capstone comes in 48 capstones per pallet Cost is approximately $6.62 per Brutus block and $7.34 per capstone. 195 Brutus block needed for job. 65 capstones needed. Order 6 pallets of Brutus Block and 2 pallets of capstones. Total Project Cost should be approximately $2,134.56 for the rock plus drainage rock, bedding sand, corrugated pipe, landscape fabric (bottom and top) BEFORE: December 2023 (Look for AFTER UPDATE in Spring or Summer 2024) We have been tackling some larger projects at the Passion Play with our mission trip program! In 2024, we would like to replace this wall at the Highway 62 entrance. Here are the specs: - 120 feet of wall is needed to replace the leaning retaining wall - geogrid 4ft wide will run along the top side of the wall and capstone - backfill with white 1/2 inch drainage rock behind retaining wall - landscape fabric near top capstone to prevent soil from clogging drain - corrugated pipe behind the bottom course - Brutus Blocks are a Romanstone product that we get from the Midwest Block and Brick Company in Springdale (479-750-7887) - 9 inches wide by 8 inches tall by 19 inches long - 80 blocks per course - total blocks needed between 240 blocks to 300 blocks - Midwest Block and Brick can deliver 8 pallets on their short truck (this is the truck that is needed if going up and down big hills...they can carry more on big semi) - Brutus block comes in 36 individual blocks per pallet; Brutus Capstone comes in 48 capstones per pallet - Order 6 pallets of Brutus Block along with 2 pallets of capstones Cost is approximately $6.62 per Brutus block and $7.34 per capstone. Total Project Cost should be approximately $2,100 for the rock plus drainage rock, bedding sand, corrugated pipe, landscape fabric (bottom and top) Below are a couple of videos that we reference when looking at cuts for the capstone. 3rd Spotlight Tower added in 2020 We are very thankful to the volunteer help and material contributions of Dover Christian Church of Oklahoma and Corinth Baptist Church of Louisiana. These two churches have been instrumental in the addition of our petting zoo area, the spotlight towers on the set, and numerous other projects throughout the grounds. Here's a before and after look as well as a progress shot of the 3rd spotlight tower that they've put in for the Passion Play. Additionally, the First Christian Church of Stilwell, Oklahoma did an awesome job of staining the tower to help it look great for a long time as well as completing a walkway to connect the pathway to the cross to the walkway to the statue. Statue Walkway completed by First Christian Church of Stilwell, Oklahoma Bethlehem Area in Holy Land Improvements New Porch for the Church in the Grove--Arkansas Campers on Mission
We are currently in the middle of a $300,000 matching challenge for gifts given to our non-profit. We have now raised over $50,000 in this effort. Will you help us with this cause?
Here’s a very brief overview of what we’ve been to accomplish since 2013. Click here to see just a few of the before-and-after and in progress pictures. 2013: Reopening of the complete Holy Land Tour and putting new rooftops on the Passion Play and rooftop areas 2014: First summer with every week mission trips with Team Effort 2015: Passion Play Set facelift 2016: Marketplace development & Christ of the Ozarks Restoration 2017: a) Hosted summer mission trips started, b) History Museum opened, and c) opening of Noah’s Ark Park Petting Zoo 2018: a) Development of 5 miles of Biblically themed mountain bike and hiking trails to host the Arkansas high school and middle school mountain bike race, b) rear of house spotlight added to the Passion Play, and c) complete restoration of Tabernacle canvas 2019: a) Best attended opening weekend for 15 years on first ever Good Friday and Saturday showings of the Passion Play, b) 18 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails opened on the 667-acre property, c) Cross and Prayer Area completed, and d) 2nd spotlight tower and spotlight added The 2020 outlook for improvements is looking very good as well. Have you ever wondered what it's like to take a mission trip at the Passion Play? This video provides a pretty good picture of what it's like to help tell the story of Christ in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. These mission trippers can attest to the fact that it takes an immense amount of work, and did they ever do a great job! Special thanks to Chaz and Meghan for sharing this video and bringing your church group to serving with us at the Passion Play! |
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