I recently shared some photos I took in the cemetery of the Unitarian Church in Charleston, South Carolina. Today, I thought I’d share some of my photos of the interior of the church with you today.
The Unitarian Church in Charleston dates back to the 1770s when it was originally constructed as a Society of Dissenters (later Congregationalists) Church. In 1839, it was recharted as a Unitarian church – and is the oldest Unitarian Church in the south.
The first thing I noticed upon entering the church was the beautiful and amazing ceiling.
Ceiling in the Unitarian Church in Charleston, SC © 2016 Patty Hankins
And then the stained glass behind the alter
Stained Glass, Unitarian Church, Charleston, SC © 2016 Patty Hankins
But what I really loved was the stained glass in the rest of the sanctuary. I found it so peaceful and beautiful.
Stained Glass, Unitarian Church, Charleston, SC © 2016 Patty Hankins
Stained Glass, Unitarian Church, Charleston, SC © 2016 Patty Hankins
Stained Glass, Unitarian Church, Charleston, SC © 2016 Patty Hankins
Stained Glass, Unitarian Church, Charleston, SC © 2016 Patty Hankins
Stained Glass, Unitarian Church, Charleston, SC © 2016 Patty Hankins
Stained Glass, Unitarian Church, Charleston, SC © 2016 Patty Hankins
Stained Glass, Unitarian Church, Charleston, SC © 2016 Patty Hankins
Stained Glass, Unitarian Church, Charleston, SC © 2016 Patty Hankins
Stained Glass, Unitarian Church, Charleston, SC © 2016 Patty Hankins
I’ll be sharing my more of my photos from my trips to South Carolina and Georgia in the weeks to come.