InSPIREd Sunday #422 : May 29 -31 2021

 

Welcome to InSPIREd Sunday where we share inspirational architecture such as churches, synagogues, cemeteries, or other religious buildings each and every weekend.  

Zoar Chapel in Tritower Wales. The Zoar Chapel was built in 1844 in the Simple Gothic style with long wall entry. By 1999 the chapel had been closed. It had been converted into a private dwelling when I visited in May 2010

InSPIREd Sunday #421 : May 22 -24 2021

 

 Welcome to InSPIREd Sunday where we share inspirational architecture such as churches, synagogues, cemeteries, or other religious buildings each and every weekend. 

This weeks church is The Shrine of Our Lady St Mary of Glastonbury I have not had a chance to go inside though I did take a few photos through the glass door when I spotted the main doors open one day.

InSPIREd Sunday #420 : May 15 -17 2021

 

 

Welcome to InSPIREd Sunday where we share inspirational architecture such as churches, synagogues, cemeteries, or other religious buildings each and every weekend. 

This weeks church I am at a loss as to where it is, I can say it is one of the very few drive bys I ever took and I think in New Hampshire maybe Bedford.I took it when I was over there working as I thought it looked a typical church you find in the US

InSPIREd Sunday #419 : May 08-10 2021

 

 Welcome to InSPIREd Sunday where we share inspirational architecture such as churches, synagogues, cemeteries, or other religious buildings each and every weekend.

 

This week I am featuring Yardro Chaple (Calvinistic Methodist) This is an unspoilt which is an unspoilt example of unassuming rural chapel in Wales worth seeing when the daffodils are in flower

Each Saturday @ 3 PM Pacific, 6 PM Eastern, and Sunday @ 12:00 AM (UTC +1), we open up the meme.

 After posting your link, we encourage you to visit others who are sharing their finds from around the world.

Thank you for visiting and sharing your find

 

 

InSPIREd Sunday #418 : May 01-03 2021

 Welcome to InSPIREd Sunday where we share inspirational architecture such as churches, synagogues, cemeteries, or other religious buildings each and every weekend.  

Greetings everyone, I should introduce myself, my name is Bill and I publish the Church Explorer blog I'm helping Sally out by publishing Inspired Sunday each week from now on.

 I started blogging back in 2012 with a blog called My Grave Place. After a few years I realised that even though I took photos of headstones  Churches were more of my interest so I decided on a name change and The Church Explorer came into being. The churches I feature tend to be from around Oxfordshire and Berkshire as that is where I am situated though I do tend to feature churches from Wales as I tend to go there quite often. We are loosing the churches in our country due to the lack of people attending services and I think that they are part of our history so I visit and record them so they do not get forgotten. I hope you visit my blog and check out what I do. 

For the moment I have decided to leave the times InSPIREd Sunday is published as it is for now as this works and I hope you visit all the blogs featured. Each week I will publish a different church on InSPIREd Sunday that is part of my archive.

This week I'm showing The First Presbyterian Church which I spotted while walking around the city one evening. I never had the chance to go inside, you can read more on Wikipedia

Each Saturday @ 3 PM Pacific, 6 PM Eastern, and Sunday @ 12:00 AM (UTC +1), we open up the meme. After posting your link, we encourage you to visit others who are sharing their finds from around the world.

Thank you for visiting and sharing your finds.