Communal room adjoining the narthex and sanctuary.

Magnificent view from the church of the city.

More roof details.

What the photographer presumes to be a confessional.

Church exterior.

Close-up of organ and organ balcony.

Entry.

Close-up of the communion wear specially designed for the church.

Close-up of baptismal font.

Close-up of baptismal font.

The juxtaposition of elements is here shown from pulpit and table to baptismal font, confessional and organ.

Above the communion table hangs a sculpture which contains a cross to the left, a golden, molten clay symbolizing creation. To the right, a golden serpent symbolizing temptation while at the center of the cutout cross is ...

The tapestry may have as its scriptural referent 1 Corinthians 15:22, "For as in Adam all die, so in Christ all will be made alive." (NIV)

A subtle circle of light surrounding the Holy Spirit through whom the bread and the wine are to us the body and blood of Christ.

Close-up of the baptismal font, in close relation to the altar table.

A side chapel. Its special elegance and simplicity of design is to be commended.

Multipurpose area of overflow space with the accoutrements for the childrens school.

Detail of interior roof structure.

Exterior view with the unmistakable influence of the architect's trip to Japan. Note the roof line.

Close-up of liturgical center with pulpit, table, and a dominant sculpture with a ☧ (Chi Rho) behind the table, symbolizing Christ, the beginning and the end.