Church acoustics is what happens to the sound after it has been launched from the speaker, to insure that the people who are supposed to hear the sound, actually get to hear it. It involves the complex subjects of wave propagation, physics and architectural geometry and should be handled by people qualified in these areas. Magnesite wood wool panels were added to the walls inside the church, the high quality and ‘warm’ character of the wood wool structure treat the acoustics and enhance the aesthetic of the design.