Gaudí’s Sagrada Família in Barcelona began in 1882 and is still under construction. Inspired by faith and nature, it’s a modern cathedral reaching toward eternity. #christianstoryproject #ChristianArchitecture #LivingFaith

The stained glass at Chartres Cathedral isn’t just beautiful—it contains cobalt that still stuns scientists today. Its deep blue hue has never been exactly replicated. #christianstoryproject #ChristianArchitecture #SacredArt

The stained glass at Chartres Cathedral isn’t just beautiful—it contains cobalt that still stuns scientists today. Its deep blue hue has never been exactly replicated. #christianstoryproject #ChristianArchitecture #SacredArt

The Ethiopian rock-hewn churches of Lalibela were carved directly into stone in the 12th century—said to be completed with angelic help. Pilgrims still walk barefoot to these marvels. #christianstoryproject #ChristianArchitecture #FaithAndHistory

The Rose Window of Chartres Cathedral isn’t just art—it’s theology in glass. Every panel reveals biblical truths in blazing color. #christianstoryproject #ChristianArchitecture #FaithInGlass

Hidden in Spain’s Toledo Cathedral is a sunlit Baroque surprise—El Transparente. Sculpted to let in heavenly light, it brings literal and spiritual illumination. #christianstoryproject #ChristianArchitecture #SacredBeauty

The rose windows in Gothic cathedrals weren’t just decoration—they were Scripture in color. Each petal told a story, guiding illiterate worshipers toward Christ. #christianstoryproject #ChristianArchitecture #SacredStorytelling

The Cologne Cathedral took over 600 years to complete, surviving wars, fires, and time. Its twin spires still dominate the skyline as a testimony of enduring faith. #christianstoryproject #ChristianArchitecture #FaithAndPersistence

The rose windows in Gothic cathedrals weren’t just decoration—they were Scripture in color. Each petal told a story, guiding illiterate worshipers toward Christ. #christianstoryproject #ChristianArchitecture #SacredStorytelling

The Ethiopian rock-hewn churches of Lalibela were carved directly into stone in the 12th century—said to be completed with angelic help. Pilgrims still walk barefoot to these marvels. #christianstoryproject #ChristianArchitecture #FaithAndHistory