The Albert Street Uniting Church in Brisbane is a beautiful old church that was originally a Methodist church. It was built in the late 1800’s and opened on 8th November 1889. Although it once stood alone in its grandeur, it still stands out amongst the skyscrapers, a rose among the thorns.
The Victorian Gothic Revival building is built of red brick, trimmed with white Oamaru limestone and a slate roof. The church continues with services and is a popular wedding venue today. This is one of my favourite buildings in Brisbane.
Norma Martiri Photography 
Churches seem to often occupy pretty expensive real estate. But, I agree that it does look nice.
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Yes they sure do. And always on top of a hill. At least the Catholic ones are here in Brisbane 🙂
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I see why they’re your favorites, Norma. Such remarkable architecture!
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It certainly is. Thanks for the visit GP 🙂
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Always a pleasure, Norma.
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A beautiful church. It stands out from the modern buildings despite its size.
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It does indeed 🙂
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