Sunday, April 12, 2009

Christ Church - Episcopal


Generally speaking, if you see a church with red doors in the U.S., it will turn out to be an Episcopal Church. This is located on the main drag as you come into the "downtown" area of Cedar Key.

12 comments:

Julie said...

oo ... I wonder why that might be? Cardinals are red. Archbishops are purple. I wonder what significance doors have?

brattcat said...

What a sky! I like the simplicity of the architecture and the 'Christ Church' carved into that top step. Beautiful shot, Jacob.

Unknown said...

Very interesting architecture.

Cezar and Léia said...

Wonderful picture!
Thanks for sharing all these informations and lovely post!
Léia

Lowell said...

@ Julie - blood of Christ?

crocrodyl said...

Like your perspective! Happy Easter!

Virginia said...

Well wel have some Presbyterian red doors around here too. Nice angle and a Happy Easter to you.
V

Lowell said...

@ Virginia...that's very interesting...I don't recall having seen a Presbyterian church with red doors...but hey, why not?

Hope your Easter was good!

stromsjo said...

Looks like a loudspeaker up there at first. Is that a tower bell in full swing?

Lowell said...

@ Per Stromsjo - I don't have a clue...nothing was ringing I took the picture...

Felicia said...

Hi Jacob, that is an interesting photo and fact about the red doors. I like the yellowish-ness of the stones on this church. There is a church I've seen that has a red door - I'll have to check to see what the denomination is there.

Lowell said...

@ Felicia - I have seen Episcopal churches without red doors, but that's rare. And there are other churches that sometimes paint them red, too.