Sharing a drive by, or rather an inching by, set of doors this week. This church is located off I-70 in Chesterfield, Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis. I have never been able to take photos driving this portion of the Interstate due to speed. So one advantage of being in slow-moving traffic is an opportunity to capture the scenery a little better.
While the gray sky made my photos pretty unimpressive, it bears saying that this is a pretty significant building. I found the link here to the Bonhomme Presbyterian Church info site for more about this church. The screen shot below was from maps and it doesn’t really do the sprawling size any justice. But it’s a better view than my photos.
I suppose that when you attend church in a smaller community, it’s easy to be awed by these mega churches. No opinions on one versus the other here. I am just happy to see Christianity thriving. Honor God and everything else falls in place.
Please take time to visit Dan @NoFacilities as he hosts our Thursday Doors challenge and has a great list of all the entrants every Sunday. Have a great weekend ahead!!
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Sometimes slow traffic helps. That is a remarkable church.
Thank you! After traveling that route so many times it was nice to be able to check it out.
Wonderful gallery on this elegant church. I love the standout pointed arches carried throughout the facade.
Thank you for the excellent and opportune travel log drive by images.
I think the wealth of photos we take these days does make it a sort of log doesn’t it? Great to have you visit as always!
Yes, it sure does. You are most welcome.
I did click on the link. That’s quite an enterprise. I’m glad you included the screenshot to show its enormity; your on-the-wing photos might have been taken from the car, but they do show some lovely details. The whole of it seems to point upwards, and even a grey sky can’t diminish that.
Well Thank You! I’m glad it seems to point upwards. Much better than downwards, right? 🙂