You can check out more pictures on my photoblog.
Steeples
Of course, the “Christian Scientists” have their non-steepled effort…
Just so you know, I’m not the “every church must have a steeple” guy. Ours has a peaked roof with stained glass in the peak. It’s pretty and it’s unique.
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Bowden McElroy
on Feb 27th, 2008
@ 11:55 pm:
I can’t believe that, on Phriday foto your going to TELL us what your church looks like.
art rogers
on Feb 28th, 2008
@ 7:25 am:
First, it’s my bad that this post dropped Wednesday night at almost midnight when I wrote it instead of Friday, when it was supposed to drop.
Second, Bowden, yes, but, though I have many pictures of my church, none of them are much good. Since this is Thursday as I write this and I have taken the post back down, I’ll see about correcting it tonight, if I can. Honestly, I don’t know that I have time. I am pretty busy trying to leave the country, y’know.
art rogers
on Feb 29th, 2008
@ 12:24 am:
Sorry. Just couldn’t get it done.
Bowden McElroy
on Feb 29th, 2008
@ 12:05 pm:
Maybe when you get back. You want a picture of Southwood: we’re the church with TWO steeples!
jasonk
on Mar 1st, 2008
@ 7:59 pm:
Loved your pictures! The first one I have been seeing since I was a kid. It always reminded me of the cover of the Eagles Hotel California record.
Did you know that many architects consider Trinity Episcopal in downtown Tulsa as the greatest example of Gothic architecture, west of the Mississippi? There is even a depiction of Adolph Hitler on a stained glass window in the church. Stop by there sometime, and they will let you look around. It is pretty cool.