Twelve Churches: An Unlikely History of the Buildings That Made Christianity by Fergus Butler-Gallie is a witty, wide-ranging journey through the sacred spaces that have shaped Christian history. Moving across centuries and continents, it shows how churches have served as more than places of worship: they have been symbols of power, beauty, conflict, memory, and faith.
Blending historical insight with lively storytelling, this book is ideal for readers who enjoy religious history, architecture, and cultural narratives. Butler-Gallie invites you to see familiar buildings in a fresh light, uncovering the people, politics, and spiritual ideas behind them.
