Ancillary multi-purpose room with tables set for dining. The architect, Mr. Inadomi had graciously provided a lavish luncheon for the members of the IFRAA seminar.

Close up of the Baptismal pool showing the three steps down into the water, representing the three days Christ was in the tomb prior to resurrection to newness of life

Inside the entry is the Baptismal pool set against an abstract stained glass window, it's colors carrying the connotation of water and sacrificial blood.

The heavy metal bollards are used both for crowd control and protection. They move smoothly on their tracks to open and close.

The ceiling structure culminates in additonal clerestories forming a cross.

At the street corner of the pool is the entry to the church, where Inadomi again uses the form of a fish for door pulls.

The defining window wall of the church.

The floor to ceiling apex window of translucent marble compels the eye in it's downward sweep to cross and altar/table. While the church shape is contemporary the pews, liturgical arrangement, and furniture are quite traditional.