Each world has its classic feel, its own simplicity. My life has at least four worlds: mountains, suburbs, university, and church. Each has structures that communicate something of its heart (not the whole of it, mind you, just something).
The Mountains
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| Rustic wooden stairs, up the mountain side, surrounded by trees and ground cover. |
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| White grandma house, with a classic porch, surrounded by Vinca, trees, and shrubs. |
The Suburbs
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| The Quonset workshop, locked behind a barred gate, filled with welding gear. |
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| Strip mall trash shed, with locked double doors. |
The University
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| Biola's bell tower, contemporary design and original bells from the downtown tower. |
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| The Word, by Twitchell, gracing the side of Bardwell Hall and overlooking the Student Union |
The Church
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| The front, where some of us lead the rest in a bit over an hour of focus on God. |
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| The stained glass windows, presenting their visual theology. |
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