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Worship Houses
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Worship
houses need to satisfy requirements for both speech and
music. Speech intelligibility is achieved with a suitable
voice reinforcement system. Appropriate musical acoustics
depends on denomination and worship style, with
contemporary worship requiring less reverberance than
traditional worship. Worship houses that include both
traditional and contemporary worship services present
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Representative Projects
Contemporary
Bay Area Fellowship Church, Corpus Christi, TX
Blackhawk Church, Madison, WI
Ebenezer African Methodist Episcopal Church, Ft. Washington, MD
Midland Evangelical Free Church, Midland, MI
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New Antioch Baptist Church, Randallstown, MD
Pinnacle Hills Church, Fayetteville, AR
Traditional
Aldersgate United Methodist Church, Alexandria, VA
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Bolton Street Synagogue, Baltimore, MD
Calvary United Methodist Church, Frederick, MD
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Richmond, VA
Episcopal Church of the Ascension, Clearwater, FL
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First United Methodist Church, Alexandria, LA
Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Sterling, VA
Immaculate Conception Church, Towson, MD
Jackson First Presbyterian Church, Jackson, TN
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M’kor Shalom, Cherry Hill, NJ
Mount Olivet United Methodist Church, Arlington, VA
Sligo Seventh Day Adventist Church, Takoma Park, MD
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St. Ann’s Roman Catholic Church, Washington, DC
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St. Benedict the Abbot Church, Pittsburgh, PA
St. James Catholic Church, Charleston, WV
St. Martin’s-in-the-Field Church, Severna Park, MD
Temple Micah, Washington, DC
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Richmond, VA |
