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3 comments:
Isn't that beautiful. That's what an Episcopal church should look like. (Ours, unfortunately, is modern.)
Let me say I do NOT know who that fat man is on the left. He does not look familiar.
Our church should look like an Anglican church. A very, very old Anglican church.
It was built in 1919 using plans based on the 13th-century Church of St. James the Less in Sulgrave, Oxfordshire. The nave, chancel and sanctuary part are just about an exact copy.
Great picture of Lee, Kim & Shel. What a gorgeous church!!!! The folks in Bristol are indeed very fortunate to have such a beautiful church!!
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