A Lego-shaped piece of history was made when a couple became the first parents to baptise their son in a font built from the famous toy. Michelle and her husband Angus decided to baptise their two-month old son Oliver at a ‘Lego Church’.
Michelle Farrelly and her husband Angus had their two-month-old son Oliver baptised at a ‘Lego Church’ in Devon
Michelle Farrelly and her husband Angus decided to baptise their two-month old son Oliver at a ‘Lego Church’ in Devon. Being committed to their group, it was only natural their infant son should be introduced to the church through it.Reverend Prebendary Stephen Cook, Team Rector of the Northmoor Mission Community said: ‘The timing and accessibility of Lego Church has proved a winning combination.
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