I spent a bit of time here at Garden Grove's Crystal Cathedral, as I love to photograph architecture. The largest glass building in the world, the Cathedral was built by Rev. Robert Schuller, who started his ministry in 1955 by preaching from the rooftop of the concession stand in a local drive-in movie theater to a "drive-up" congregation. Pictured here is the 400-foot long main sanctuary building with the stainless steel Crean Tower and carillon, which regularly chimes the time. My brother, Jim, is buried in the nearby Memorial Gardens.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Picture of the Day - 3/24/09
I spent a bit of time here at Garden Grove's Crystal Cathedral, as I love to photograph architecture. The largest glass building in the world, the Cathedral was built by Rev. Robert Schuller, who started his ministry in 1955 by preaching from the rooftop of the concession stand in a local drive-in movie theater to a "drive-up" congregation. Pictured here is the 400-foot long main sanctuary building with the stainless steel Crean Tower and carillon, which regularly chimes the time. My brother, Jim, is buried in the nearby Memorial Gardens.
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