Outside of Church

I think it is very pretty! Our church started getting requests for weddings, so for a while my dad (he's the pastor) had someone handling that kind of thing. It's such a beautiful church. He put a lot of work into it. He knows how to get great deals, and he and some of his friends built it themselves. But my dad couldn't put the steeple up. Someone else had to do that! At the church I grew up in,when I was six, my dad had my sister and I on the roof of the church because he was helping a guy fix the steeple. My mom saw us and about had a heart attack. I was six and my sister was eight. My dad never did baby us, so I guess he thought that wasn't a big deal.

It is a really nice church and I am glad we got a picture of it so all the mylotters can see where we entered,and we are actually considering going to church there,so that is where we will enter if we do start going to church there,and I think it would be a good church for our kids to go too,and the pastor is the nicest man,and he is the type that would help you in anyway he can,I love you.

Hi Amber, I'm not meaning to sound critical here but that looks nothing like a church, is that how many of them look in the US? Although I don't attend them the ones here are certainly worth popping inside as quite remarkable in their style. You know how I struggle to put pictures on so I can't put one on here for you but the Greek orthodox churches are ornate both inside and out, from the tiniest ones to the large ones and could never be mistaken as anything else. Very dramatic with candles burning and bells in the belfries and a freindly Pappas in long black garments and a nice hat. Lots of people get married at the local demos now instead which comprises a tiny room normally used for people to pay their water rates in and a bit of a squash to get more than two people in, absolutely nothing ornate about those.