St. Andrew's Cathedral

The Gothic-style St. Andrew's Cathedral, founded in 1868, is also the oldest church in Australia. The church was quietly visited in the crowds. The church uses a lot of painted glass and the glass is beautiful under the sun outside. The church is small, but it looks very grand and magnificent under giant stone pillars on both sides.

As a believer, I found myself keen to enter this place. It is on the side of the town hall and there is a lovely little park. Outside the church there is the War Memorial and the old signs of the Battle of Gallipoli. When you step into the church you can enjoy the gothic style. This is common in all Anglican churches. I met a female Mounted Police officer in front of the church, very handsome. And the church was very peaceful, we happened to meet an event. After listening to a fun prayer, the songs were so popular.

St. Andre's Church is located in the heart of Sydney, just beside the Sydney Town Hall. This is one of the few old churches in Sydney. When I went there, I couldn't go in because it was late, but the church under the green tree also looked very beautiful, which felt good.

When I went there, it happened to be finished on Sunday, it was open, and you can go in and visit. The churches in Australia are very atmospheric. The exquisite window flowers are one of the major characteristics. This time I also encountered a small electronic piano, triangular, similar to the grand piano, very special.

Just off George Street near Sydney Town Hall is a very rampant building, said to be Sydney's largest church, alongside a large church school building. Between the school and the church is a small square, relatively quiet, the whole church is large in scale, there is a huge organ inside. Although it is in a busy city, it is very quiet inside. When I go in the afternoon, there are only three or four people inside, suitable for resting or meditation. There are a little more people in the square at the door, about a dozen, and they are also sitting there for leisure and fun.

Founded in 1862, on Gorimen Street, it is a Scottish Presbyterian Church. It is not very far from the central station. We walked there. The church was late and did not open. It was beautiful. The building looked very stylish, but the location was not easy to find.