St Paul's Cathedral

Today, I went to visit my brothers and sisters in Christ at St Paul's Cathedral. I've never attended a service there before. Now is the perfect time!

Unfortunately, we were not allowed to take photos inside the church. Suffice it to say, it looks very grand inside. 

After the service, I saw a statue of someone very familiar - John Wesley (founder of the Methodist church).  A visotor, who happened to be a Merhodist Minister from Anerica, asked if I wanted him to take my photo with John Wesley's statue. I said yes. I also returned the favour.

https://www.stpauls.co.uk/









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