Has anybody been to this church? Need identification help!

I am an architect but, haven't been able to find the name or location of this church picture.
Would love to research this church more unfortunately, it's been years and I can't locate a picture based on architectural elements.
I think I need someone that knows about religion to solve this mystery.
What is the significance of the female crucifixion-like statue?

Any help would be appreciated!

reply to post by AnteBellum

I can't help with the whereabouts of the church, but I'm pretty sure that is porn.

reply to post by PoopDawg


What kind of porn are you watching then!

reply to post by AnteBellum

As odd as it sounds. I don't watch porn.
A naked womans likeness is pornography in my eyes.
Weird that its in a church.

All I can find is that it's a type of feminist crucifixion but that's pretty obvious and becareful while trying to search...
just had something trying to upload on my pc

Nothing say's church or crucifixtion to me, please explain the source and what leads you to believe it is either ?

reply to post by 13th Zodiac


The source was a photo at an architectural firm I used to work at, now closed.
I scanned it, printed it and hung it on my office wall.
I have no idea what this could be but the female-crucified form with 'rainbow' next to what looks like a cantilever podium makes me assume it is.
But I don't know as of yet and this was 15 years ago, if that helps.

It's an art deco piece, definitely not a church...

www.amazing-ebooks.com...

It's also on the cover of "Learn FileMaker Pro 7"

And "Dynamic Coaching"
static.managementboek.nl...

It's also in the header of this web page in Slovakia
web.svf.stuba.sk...

Trying to find more info now

Found another image:
www.engexp.com...

reply to post by BigBrotherBear


Awesome find on this!

But it still aggrevates me they don't list a !@#$ source anywhere!
I feel like calling one of these companies to find out (that should be a customer sevice question they would want to keep for there files)!

Thanx. . .

reply to post by AnteBellum
I actually tried to call them as well (the publisher of the book), and that number is disconnected and I think the company was bought by a gaming book company.

Originally posted by BigBrotherBear
Found another image:
www.engexp.com...

That's probably your best bet. Some Florida Engineering Society site. I'd use their Contact Us page and see what they can tell you.

I don't think it's a church.