Here is the handful of photos I took during my church experience. I needed to take another look to refresh my memory of what happened so I could finish the entry that's been sitting in my drafts folder for six months. 1. Yonsei Baptist Church, the front steps. I didn't get a picture of them but they have flags ringing the entrance like it's the UN. We went in those main doors and from there it's just across the corridor and you're at the pews. I believe all three floors you can see lead into a mezzanine or the main floor for watching the sermon. 2. The sky bridge to the attached business school. Yup. 3/4. The moment we were inside we heard music from the first of many performances before the main event. I took two shots to try and show the whole of it. You can see both sides of the building-spanning organ, I believe the first or only of its kind since the engineers said it couldn't be done. You can also see the Bose sound system that was donated by, well, Bose, which boasts better sound equipment than the local TV station. In the photo on the right you can see the top of the first mezzanine. 5. The saxophone soloist, who I was assured was quite famous, her accompanying band, and the massive screens that I'm pretty sure were being broadcast out over TV as well, judging by the cameras they used. I believe there were about 5000 people there that day.