Article July 14, 1928 Issue

Among the Churches

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Orlando, Florida (First Church).—First Church of Christ, Scientist, Orlando, is now occupying its completed edifice on North Rosalind Avenue and Summerlin Place, facing beautiful Lake Eola and the park. The architect has embodied in this church some of the best modern ideas. Construction is of reinforced concrete and steel, and the exterior is faced with terra cotta weathered to a warm ivory. The roof is of moss green tile, with copper dome. A feature of the interior is a commodious foyer, floored with rubber tile of beautiful coloring. The main auditorium, seating about eight hundred, is reached by five wide stairways.

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Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada (First Church).— Tenders will be called Monday for the erection of a Christian Science church, with an auditorium to seat two hundred and seventy people. The building will be forty-two feet by seventy feet, two stories in height. It will be of stucco finish and in classic design and Doric style, with large massive columns at either side of the main entrance. At the front will be a foyer. The basement will contain the Sunday school.

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