St Mark's is the Anglican church
in Green Island, Dunedin, NZ.
The tower was erected approx. two years
ago, maybe a little more, and lights up at night and
illuminates the crosses on four sides.
Easy access with the ramp up
from the footpath to the glass doors.
Turn left into the church and straight ahead
to a small hall and morning tea room.
A nice little church but closed this day.
Across the road is Peter Mann House,
the offices of the Diocese of Dunedin.
Peter Mann was bishop from 1976 - 1990.
Dunedin diocese covers a large portion of the
South Island and takes in all of Otago and Southland.
joining:
inSPIREd Sunday
Quite an interesting glass enclosed entering way.
ReplyDeleteThe church is completely different from European , The tower is fantastic
ReplyDeleteVery interesting church.
ReplyDeleteI like it very much.
Blessed Sunday.
Greetings from Poland.
Lucia
I really like the photo of Peter Mann House. The big glass Cross window at the front looks really great. At first I thought it was the other end of the Church.
ReplyDeleteA different sort of spire. Interesting.
ReplyDeleteThat lit up spire would be cool to see. A lovely understated church...
ReplyDeletevery unique
ReplyDeleteVery nice little church that
ReplyDeleteBeautiful glass doors! Does Dunedin rhyme with Gunga Din? I always need to know these things. Lol. Nice post.
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