Neighborhood Church (2007)

From publisher blurb:

As they opened the door and entered the main worship space, Jacob and Tim thought they saw a figure seated in a pew at the rear of the church. "Jacob, Jacob, Jacob," the figure scolded as he rose from the pew and stood in the main aisle. "You're like a cockroach. You just won't die. And look you've multiplied." As the figure took a step forward down the aisle, his features were illuminated by a pool of light. The man was short; no more than five feet tall. He wore wire rimmed glasses, a white shirt and kaki pants. The patches of gray interspersed in his brown hair indicated that he was at least middle age. Everything about this man was unassuming and non-threatening. Everything, that is, except for the man's large mangled left arm that ended in a three-pronged claw.

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An average, small, neighborhood church
The floorplan for this building includes some exterior details, including landscaping and sidwalks. The building itself includes a chapel area with choir seating, church offices, bathrooms, Sunday school classrooms, and even an open courtyard with a fountain. This building could make a great location for a hostage standoff, a normal looking cover for a cult, a ransom or blackmail dropoff, or any number exciting scenarios limited only by your imagination!

The maps in this title can also be found in Modern Floorplans Volume 3: In the Neighborhood.