It was the last week for the classes Missy was holding at the Convention Center. Those classes were moving elsewhere.I thought it was her last time at Creekside not Stonegate. (name of church at convention center at Midlothian.)
And I can't imagine that Creekside would willingly give anyone their blueprints. They probably paid decent $ to an architect for the planning of the church.
And.....if anyone asked, they'd probably say no. But maybe they would remember who it was that asked.
Was Creekside ever contacted by anyone at WS for a layout? If so, what was their response? Probably a big fat no?! I recall SteveS and Jethro with help from others constructing 2 different but equally great maps.
SteveS, I think you said you toured the place. How did you manage that w/out raising concerns from people at the church?
Does/did Creekside give church tours to "prospective members?"
If so, they possibly have a list of those who came for a tour. Always good to have a name and phone # where the church can contact the prospective member to ask, "We hoped you liked our church. Would you like to come for a Sunday service?"
IDK but it sounds like there are a lot of churches in the area competing for the same people. How do they manage?
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All I said was that MPD should inquire about such things because I believe SP had access to information that couldn't be obtained merely by observation. They could know someone at Creekside that could provide information, for example. Maybe they know someone that works for the city. Maybe they know the architect. One of the churches the architect of Creekside worked on has a many hundred page construction specification document online.
I just happened to reference a church (without publicly naming it) that had interesting coincidences for those pursuing other theories that may have to do with churches or church personnel. There could be any number of churches out there thinking of building.