Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Using Architecture to Tell Stories of History and Faith
During this week of Veteran's Day, when we honor the service and sacrifice of those who have worn the military uniforms of this country, I was struck by this story of an English cathedral destroyed during World War II. Religion and Ethics Newsweekly explores how the rebuilding of the Coventry Cathedral included a significant new ministry to promote peace.
The new cathedral is architecturally unorthodox, but it is a fascinating attempt to honor the heritage of the centuries old cathedral, including the wartime destruction. It also is an attempt to use the visual nature of architecture to offer a spiritual lesson about God's transforming power through Jesus Christ. I think it is well-worth 6 minutes to watch.
Click here to watch the recent story on Coventry Cathedral.
The new cathedral is architecturally unorthodox, but it is a fascinating attempt to honor the heritage of the centuries old cathedral, including the wartime destruction. It also is an attempt to use the visual nature of architecture to offer a spiritual lesson about God's transforming power through Jesus Christ. I think it is well-worth 6 minutes to watch.
Click here to watch the recent story on Coventry Cathedral.
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