This was an ethereal time for me. I was inspired by the art inside, the attention to the existential nature of our existence . I have a deep personal relationship with our dear Creator that I often most intensely feel in quietness and solitude, just like one of the stained glass windows in this house of God. I have to qualify that I'm often low hanging fruit to critique and say that I'm a good example of what Christ wants us to be. My inquisitive nature and my curiosity into whatever humanity is up to is a little controversial, but despite my more than obvious failings ,I do have a deep connection to Him. I love the quietness, to know where there is a pause button to push somewhere. A place to go, kneel and share my brokenness and sorrow with our Saviour, shed a tear for regrets, broken relationships, and share the despair felt in tradgedy and betrayal., which we often feel deeper than some of l life's most messed up tragedies. Somehow those tears come from a deep well and once shed they seem to wash the soul. I know that I'll most likely visit here whenever I'm in town and light a candle for whatever is on my heart. As a side note, I hear that who ever plays the enormous organ there really punches it out! I haven't heard it but I'd love to hear that thing cranking, maybe even adjust the song list (include ..David Robertshaws' version of Hans Zimmes' "First step" cover. ,(happy face with candle held high😏🤳🙀🕯️ Anyhow, we're all different and have different groves, but I'd love that . Great spot, and a wonderful spot to sit, ponder, write, and maybe even sketch out the next painting of something that im inspired to create. All the best. rbt