St Andrews Lutheran Church

I arrived at St Andrews Church when I was wandering around Dublin. It was like a photography spot and the shooting was going on. I wanted to stop at the AVOCA store over there and go sightseeing in front of St Andrews Church. AVOCA stores are worth a visit if you are female. However, it is not cheap and a bit expensive, but the store is lined with stylish and beautiful groceries.

Despite being one of the world's largest Protestant traditions, the Lutheran Church in Australia is a small denomination. St Andrew's Church in Brisbane's city centre is an unusual contemporary building designed by the late Barry Waldock (Barry Walduck). He was influenced by the famous French church. Walduck was trained by Austrian-born architect Karl Langer. The building was recently listed as heritage by Brisbane City Council. There is a wonderful organ inside, built by Danish-born Melbourne's Knud Smenge. The third church building on the site is a special place with a long history. The service we attended was to commemorate the reformation. The wall is hung with historical pictures of the presence of Lutheran Church in the city, Germans and Nordics, dating back to the 19th century. The Finnish-born priest spoke in a wonderful service and hymn singing.

Very romantic place, pleasant scenery. . . .