Bellaire UMC Feature Wall
The Bellaire United Methodist Church (Bellaire UMC), a cornerstone of the community for over 70 years, sought a meaningful feature wall for their new location. Founded in 1946 by dedicated individuals who first met at Condit Elementary, Bellaire UMC has grown into a vibrant congregation of over 1,300 members.
Recognizing the importance of preserving their legacy, the design aimed to capture the church's rich tapestry of programs, activities, and partnerships. Bellaire UMC has been instrumental in investing not only in Bellaire but also in surrounding neighborhoods, fostering connections to God, community, and service.
Drawing inspiration from the enduring symbol of the wooden cross, the centerpiece of the church's history, the feature wall embodies Bellaire UMC's mission: connecting people to God, each other, and service. This poignant installation serves as a powerful testament to their unwavering commitment to fostering connections that uplift and inspire.
Materials: Reclaimed wood, CNC routed stained wood, and inset facemounted acrylic with security hardware.
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