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I have no problem with church signs in general. However, living next to a church can present problems. I could see the truck with the hoist parked next to my house, and I could guess what was coming next. I think that modern churches must be competing for business, as the church signs keep getting larger and more high-tech. The sign, 100 feet from my bedroom window, is larger and much brighter than the one that was replaced, and it is on from sundown to sunrise. At least it doesn't have any daily messages for me to worry over, and it doesn't flash on an off, for heavens sake.
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We piskies don't normally go for big signs. However, given declining enrollment at our historic parish, sometimes I'm tempted! Can't you just see a giant marquee in front of this building?Doug_Tipple wrote:I have no problem with church signs in general. However, living next to a church can present problems. I could see the truck with the hoist parked next to my house, and I could guess what was coming next. I think that modern churches must be competing for business, as the church signs keep getting larger and more high-tech. The sign, 100 feet from my bedroom window, is larger and much brighter than the one that was replaced, and it is on from sundown to sunrise. At least it doesn't have any daily messages for me to worry over, and it doesn't flash on an off, for heavens sake.
http://www.calvarysantacruz.org/
Nah...come to think of it, neither can I!
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you wanna talk BIG - I'll give you big:
http://www.solidrockchurch.org/king.htm
Around here, we call Him "Touchdown Jebus"
The thing is right next to the interstate, AND lit up at night.
http://www.solidrockchurch.org/king.htm
Around here, we call Him "Touchdown Jebus"
The thing is right next to the interstate, AND lit up at night.
I like Episcopal architecture. The buildings are always like tiny
cathedrals, with just enough moderness to look protestant... I got
married in my mother-in-law's church in Wilmington, NC, and it's
all stone and wooden buttresses and carved wood around the
alter/choir area.
http://www.stjohnsepiscopalchurch.net/
cathedrals, with just enough moderness to look protestant... I got
married in my mother-in-law's church in Wilmington, NC, and it's
all stone and wooden buttresses and carved wood around the
alter/choir area.
http://www.stjohnsepiscopalchurch.net/
Dear lord!missy wrote:you wanna talk BIG - I'll give you big:
http://www.solidrockchurch.org/king.htm
Near the college here in Raleigh, the Vineyard church built a building
next to (in fact, physically attached to!) an ... um "adult toy store",
called "Pricillas", complete with lingerie-clad maniquins in the window.
Look at the picture here, http://trianglevineyard.org/vineyard/welcome.htm
and you can see the 2X-scale statue of Jesus embracing the cross...
Its a nice statue, actually, but the juxtaposition.... Oy.
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AAAAGH! I saw that while driving down on I-75 last year. I nearly fainted. It reminds me of a place in Virginia Beach called "The Rock Church" though they don't have a giant, expensive, statue.missy wrote:you wanna talk BIG - I'll give you big:
http://www.solidrockchurch.org/king.htm
Around here, we call Him "Touchdown Jebus"
The thing is right next to the interstate, AND lit up at night.
I wonder if they are affiliated?
I find those garish displays reprehensible.
I'm no longer trying a new posting paradigm
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