East Highland Baptist Church had a need for a new sanctuary to
address the growing needs of their congregation. The prominent
location entering historical Hartselle, Alabama, meant that this
addition to East Highland Baptist Church would be noticeable to
many entering the town.

The traditional Baptist sanctuary, which seats 400 and includes
a balcony shell to allow for another 150 people in the future, is
constructed of eight large arched wood beams that give the
sanctuary its octagonal shape and its warm interior character.

The addition to the existing church also includes a new lobby
and gathering space, new administration offices, and an 11,500
square foot basement level shell space to be fit-up in the future
as a fellowship hall.