The Presbyterian Church
This was our last stop on the tour of churches, and was kind of an anti-climatic experience. A very impressive and beautiful building on the outside, it's devoid of the paintings and statues that made the other two so neat. They did have three huge stained glass windows and they were pretty.
We were met here by their head pastor Pastor Mike, who talked to us for about 45 minutes. But since he didn't have any symbols or paintings to talk aobut we got a mini-sermon. Part of it was history and beliefs (if you can call them that) of the church, but things are so relaxed that it felt more like we were getting a proselyting discussion. "Join our church because..." sort of thing. It was still enjoyable, and Pastor Mike was an enjoyable speaker.
This is one of the windows. It's depicting Christ's resurrection, when the angel told the apostles that he wasn't there.
We were met here by their head pastor Pastor Mike, who talked to us for about 45 minutes. But since he didn't have any symbols or paintings to talk aobut we got a mini-sermon. Part of it was history and beliefs (if you can call them that) of the church, but things are so relaxed that it felt more like we were getting a proselyting discussion. "Join our church because..." sort of thing. It was still enjoyable, and Pastor Mike was an enjoyable speaker.
This is one of the windows. It's depicting Christ's resurrection, when the angel told the apostles that he wasn't there.
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