This is a relatively new church on the outskirts of town. I know nothing about it, except that as an Assembly of God congregation it would be considered a fundamentalist Christian operation.
Except for the colors, it looks like one of those "temporary" school classroom setups they have in California. Temporary in name only since they generally stopped building new schools in Calif. sometime around World War II.
Oh by the way, regarding your comment about the necklace. You would be surprised how many men would wear a necklace like that. Mostly Native American males but there were some other their with similar jewelry.
We have two churches in Tungelsta. One of them has been empty for a few years now, I take that as a good sign.
ReplyDeleteLove the 2nd pic!
ReplyDeleteI'd steer clear if I were you.
ReplyDeleteThe naming of churches is strange today.
ReplyDeleteInteresting building. It doesn't look like a church. The one I posted today looks like a church but it isn't.
ReplyDeleteAh... ummm... er... You know... I agree with Stefan...
ReplyDeleteIt's a very basic looking church!
ReplyDeleteNo decoration at all!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful sunny day...great captures...
ReplyDeleteCharming. Until they find an architect, you can stay away.
ReplyDeleteExcept for the colors, it looks like one of those "temporary" school classroom setups they have in California. Temporary in name only since they generally stopped building new schools in Calif. sometime around World War II.
ReplyDeleteThis looks more like a motel than a church!
ReplyDeleteWell we know they don't spend their donations on a church building.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Hamilton. Bt I guess god won't mind. :)
ReplyDeleteOh by the way, regarding your comment about the necklace. You would be surprised how many men would wear a necklace like that. Mostly Native American males but there were some other their with similar jewelry.
ReplyDeleteNice sign.
ReplyDeleteI steer clear of fundamentalists of any religion.
ReplyDeleteI'm not familiar with this denomination. Hmmm.
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