church architect
It is important for churches to hire a church architect when considering building or renovations. An experience church architect will help with churches with design, engineering needs, and help to maximize the church’s resources. In Religious Product News or their online site church staff can read about choosing the correct church architect.
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
The new, 34,500-square-foot St. Michael’s Catholic Church in Louisville, Kentucky, expresses the welcoming, inclusive nature of the parish community through the use of materials and forms that reflect the campus’s natural surroundings, express a strong spiritual procession, and celebrate the parish’s patron saint. The building stands on axis with the approaching road, furthering the mission
Baptism and Church Architecture
This article originally appeared in the November 2006 issue. By Joan Huyser-Honig Joan Huyser-Honig is a writer for the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship. Bowl, font, pool. Sprinkle, dip, soak. No matter what age your church baptizes people, ask yourself this: How consciously are you living your baptism as a way of life, not
