To any current or future architects, do not corrupt beautiful, classical architecture with a modern monstrosity in the middle of a nave.
If they really wanted to replace the pulpitum they would have done it similarly to how it was originally. They wouldn't have made a near blasphemous image of Christ and thrown him on a giant concrete wishbone
Saint Andrew’s Church, Jacksonville, Oregon - the parish was founded in 1980 and the building dates from 1854. A profound privilege to visit this lovely congregation…
We need a thread highlighting the beauty of small, historic country churches. I’ll go first.
St James-Santee Episcopal Chapel of Ease
McClellanville, SC
Of Note: Charleston, WV's Hope Church (Anglican) on Pentecost Sunday began worship at their new home, the historic former St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, later St. Paul's Presbyterian, that was gifted to the Anglican congregation. See: hopecharleston.org