We happened upon The Church of the Apostles completely by surprise. It is part of the AMIA (Anglican Mission in America). It is nestled behind the new section of North Hills Mall. From the front it looks just like an office building. As we drove around it, we found this lovely brick facade with a cross.
When I Googled this church I could not much about this church but we BET dollars to doughnuts Jack's Daddy can find something about Church of Apostles. He works magic when researching. Everything Mom found links you to the AMIA. Click here if you want to read about AMIA. From what I could understand, it is similar to the Catholic church in the way they worship. According the AMIA website they have 70 million members worldwide. I could not find when it was built but it looks fairly new.
I thought the street name was rather interesting...could this be a sign that we are running out of street names? I'm certainly glad I don't live on this street...that would be a lot to write everytime you had to complete a form.
Simple and beautiful!
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Kisses and hugs
Lorenza
We thinks that is a nice little church. How do you find all these churches?
ReplyDeleteYou wanted to know if a student did that Halloween artwork on my blog. Mom says no... if only. Sadly, the children in our classroom have a very hard time.
Mom actually did that when she couldn't gets us to sit next to the pumpkin. It was a quick thing she did just to spite us... inspired by one of the stickers she was passing out at school to the kids.
Hi Madi & Mom,
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a great weekend and not getting too wet. Today was beautiful here but the weather man says (maybe as inaccurate as yours) that rain is coming in tonight. They also say the snow level is going to get lower on the mountains and possibly into the valley early this coming week. Icky!
That is a very pretty church, we like the clean lines. It seems to be surrounded by trees, woods maybe, and everything looks so green. Glad you happened onto this one.
Hugs to all,
J and Cindi Lou
It is very simple yet Beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteIt sure looks nice there! Have a great Sunday!
ReplyDeleteAnother neat post.
ReplyDeleteDon't think I've heard of that church.
You know I love to photograph churches...this one you shared is awesome. It's such a simplistic beauty! And all nestled in a great area with the gorgeous trees surrounding!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful share Mom and Madi!!
I found this very interesting and have spent the past 10 minutes reading about the Church of the Apostles...
ReplyDeleteI agree about the street address, whew!
Happy Sunday,
~K and the Pups
That's a very interesting church, Madi! I have never heard of the Church of the Apostles before.
ReplyDeleteYour pal, Pip
P.S.: Your WHOOP A$$ order is on it is way.
Loved the simplicity of this church! Love your Steeples Sunday series, but I gotta admit, I miss my Madi fix!!!!
ReplyDeleteI agree, it is a nice setting and I like the clean lines of the building. It fits the site quite well.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice church!!
ReplyDeleteThat is a very pretty church! So there are actual people houses on that street, too? No, that would most definitely NOT be fun to write out all the time.
ReplyDeleteWiggles & Wags,
Mayzie
Well, that's an interesting church and an interesting denomination, too. We've heard of the Anglican church, of course, but this seems to be something different.
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Hi Madi, that is a nice simple structure - we like that.
ReplyDeleteWe do like your Sunday Steeple posts! We love that the sky is always blue.....!
love
Martha and Bailey xxx
ps sorry we are falling behind again - we have decided to give up trying to keep up now!!!!
Looks like a big church. LOL...like the road sign.
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