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Why are Church Buildings Different?
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Why are Church Buildings Different?

Episode notes from The Ten Minute Bible Hour

Whether you’re into Christianity or not, you gotta admit that church buildings are pretty fascinating. They’re all over the map in terms of design and feel, and I thought it would be fun to put some thought into why that is. I met my buddy Shelby and went on a bizarre break-neck speed church architecture tour in Southern California to try to understand it better. We literally went unannounced to over 30 churches and learned a lot by looking around and through some fascinating conversations.

I went on the trip expecting to find one thing, and the I found something else. That’s always good for the humility meter and makes for a much more interesting trip.

This video has two associated bonus video that I’ll link here in case you want more.

Architect Wade Simpson’s Firm is Pugsly. Simpson. Coulter. out of Las Vegas – http://pscarchitects.com/

The best church photos were taken by Linden Gledhill. (specifically at 1:48 and 1:52) Check out more of his outstanding work here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/13084997@N03/

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