Second Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis – Gardens of Eternal Grace 6

Second Presbyterian Church of Indianapolis, Indiana, certainly is a beautiful location, full of opportunity for me to explore with my camera. Yet, it isn't just the beauty of this place that catches my attention. It also isn't just the historical aspect, as an architectural marvel, opening its doors in 1892. It is the heart that I found within its earliest congregations that naturally connected and compelled me beyond my inspirational video, The Realm of Possibility.

The scenic campus of Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired was the backdrop of my video, The Realm of Possibility; a place that credits its existence, since 1847, to a founder, William H. Churchman. Churchman also happened to be an active member of Second Presbyterian Church from that time period. His heart, with others, resonates though the school's continuing work. Yet, if the appearance of the school's campus can be an indication of Churchman's heart; then this would be consistent with what I discovered in my hour of time, exploring the garden areas of his longstanding Church. In fact, I have gathered that the Church is currently a major contributor to community service, locally and abroad. The beauty of Chuchman's heart is clearly not fading, as evident through the present place and congregation that he would call his own. Had it not been for men like William H. Churchman, many possibilities might have been lost for disadvantaged young people.

This new video, Gardens of Eternal Grace, cannot even scratch the surface of the wonderful sights and sounds that I discovered, touring the Church grounds on that mid-August afternoon. When I consider the heart of its people, past and present, that the video does not include ... The video falls way too short in my humble opinion. Hopefully, though, I have sufficiently represented the essence of the beauty and spirit of Second Presbyterian Church, which is to move and inspire each of us take every opportunity to make a difference in this world. Ironically, my life was changed by the efforts of people that chose to make a difference. Also, ironically, it is basis of the positive lens, through which I strive to capture the world and produce content for http:--SensationGallery.com.
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