St. John the Evangelist Anglican Church is just down the street from Knox. The current church dates to 1891, and it is the product of a union between two churches, Grace Church, which built this place, and St. John the Evangelist, which had a location up on Sussex Drive that burned down in the early twentieth century. The outer walls are of brick.
But the interior sanctuary is wood.
Here we have a baptismal font.
The wood has a dramatic effect, particularly with the stained glass.
This large nativity caught my eye.
Here we look back towards the west entrance.
And to the south.
Inside the chancel, I took more shots.
This church seems relatively small compared to the last one. I notice that they don't have the traditional wooden pews at this one. The stained glass is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAt some point I imagine they had the traditional pews.
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DeleteBeautiful woodwork and I like the organ.
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DeleteBeautiful church, the woodwork is lovely.
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DeleteYes, the interior woodwork in this church is the result of highly skilled craftsmen.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done.
DeleteThere's much to see in this beautiful church.
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DeleteThis church has amazing woodwork, very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely.
DeleteThe interior is amazing, William.
ReplyDeleteYes it is.
DeleteLovely church photos and wood is awesome ~ thanks
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome.
DeleteImpressive architecture and interiors!
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