Photos of the week — Columbia Theological Seminary

March 6, 2009
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While in Atlanta last summer, I headed over to Columbia Theological Seminary in suburban Decatur to see what the campus was like. 

Beautiful.

Entrance sign at Columbia Theological Seminary

I love how expansive it is — the green lawns, the stately buildings, even beautiful flowers.

Here's the main building from the front.

Front view, Columbia Theological Seminary

And here's the rear of the main building.

Rear view, Columbia Theological Seminary

Here's a view of the open area behind the main building.

Columbia Theological Seminary

But for me, the highlight was the chapel. The lights were not on, but the day was sunny, so I got the full effect of the stained glass.

Columbia Theological Seminary stained glass

Here's a little closer view. The stained glass is really inspiring.

Columbia Theological Seminary stained glass close-up


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