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May 12, 2003

Inflatable Church

Category: Culture , Postmodernism

inflatable churchINFLATABLE CHURCH BRINGS NEW MEANING TO MOBILE WEDDING…

The world’s one and only inflatable church is here to allow couples to get married wherever their hearts desire. This fantastic air filled building is 47ft long by 25ft wide & 47ft high. The attention to detail is heavenly complete with plastic “stained glass” windows and airbrush artwork which replicates the traditional church. Inside it has an inflatable organ, altar, pulpit, pews, candles and a gold cross. Even the doors are flanked by air-filled angels. The church can be built in three hours and dis-assembled in less than two.

Wow. This is a bit of a surprise to me on one hand, but on the other, I should’ve expected it. Why not? I mean what difference does it make what type of material a church is made out of. Shouldn’t a church be more temporary like this anyway? The Israelites had a temple made out of a tent for decades…

Posted by pablohart on May 12, 2003 03:42 PM
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Absolutely, we have become to fixated on buildings and programs. I am not sure if I agree with the spirit in which this seems to be made, but I do believe it is an idea to consider for other applications.

Posted by The Chairman at September 11, 2003 6:09 PM

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