weavers under the direction of his wife, Loja Saarinen. Woven with wool and flax, it depicts the Sermon on the Mount in an image of animals and listeners. It was the largest tapestry in the country at the time. Auditorium and reception room The auditorium space is used for dinners, plays, and other entertainment involving a large number of people. The 500 seats can be stored under the stage to create an open space. Floor length windows open out into the terrace and pool for outdoor entertainment as well. The entire room is 92 feet long, 46 feet wide, and a little more than 12 feet high. The stage is 31 feet deep. Connected to the auditorium is a reception room, used for a variety of activities and providing access to coat and toilet facilities. The room is 24 by 64 feet in size. Kitchen and offices The kitchen and pantry, an area of 900 square feet, is located on the East side of the East wing, arranged so that it does not interrupt church services and disturb the rest of the building. The office area adjacent to the East entrance hall consists of the Pastor's study, the secretary's office, a library, and a reception room. References External links Church website Architecture page Churches completed in 1942 Buildings and structures in Columbus, Indiana Churches on the National Register of Historic Places in Indiana Clock towers in Indiana International style architecture in Indiana Modernist architecture in Indiana Churches in Bartholomew County, Indiana National Historic Landmarks in Columbus, Indiana National Register of Historic Places in Bartholomew County, Indiana 1942 establishments in Indiana