Giant Figure of Christ in Odd Church Design (Nov, 1936)

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They really should have made this. Who wouldn’t want to crawl into a statue of Jesus to go to church?

Original Newspaper content: Patents have been issued for an odd architectural design for churches. The plan calls for a giant figure of Christ, to be constructed of burnished copper, which would dominate the church building made of cement in natural stone color. The design has Christ seated on a rock at Gethsemane, with the church entrance in the rock, beneath the flowing robes of the figure. A halo for the figure and illumination for the entire structure would be provided by a system of floodlights.

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