FOUND HELL Inside of Abandoned Church

FOUND HELL Inside of Abandoned Church
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[@RnKAllDay]

Happy New Year!! Have an awesome weekend guys, go check out Justin instagram.com/dk4u2c?igshid=1btjejhpq2qzy ✌🏻

[@vickisibley5330]

Happy New Year Robb and Kristy!! This was a very cool church! What a shame it couldn't be restored.

[@bsage5514]

Great 'New Year' to RnK ! This vid was sooooo good and Justin's input appreciated as well! Thank you both!

[@webeeankylosingspindylitis7838]

Hi Robb!I hope u & Kristy had a wonderful CHRISTmas & that the new yr will be joyous & full of new adventurers & all ur dreams for the yr come true :-)

[@akakjb]

I'm sure someone has mentioned this but when the Church (the organization, not the individual church) decommission's a building of worship, they pull everything that's a part of worship, like the stained glass, which they usually replace with regular glass so they could either use, lease or sell the building. Images of worship, that can't be removed, like the painting on the ceiling, are either painted over or defaced to prevent desecration. FYI - The Catholic Church has had to close tons of small parishes in the U.S. (well, everywhere else, too) due to a lack of Priests who aren't doing jail time. These churches and rectories (the provided house for the Priest to live in) are small but even with the religious stuff removed, beautiful little places and generally left alone because the locals still have respect for the history. If you ask a local for permission, particularly in the Midwest, they might even go with you and show you the good stuff along with the all the history & rumors about the place.

[@TheLydiaM]

A really neat find. The church is technically (biblically) the people (congregation) and the church building is just simply a building. Nothing holy about the structure itself. 😊

[@cee128d]

The problem with removing pipe organs is they require a lot of space to store and very few people/companies have the expertise to move them without damaging them. Unless you have a Church or other facility that wants it, it's just not financially feasibly to bother with them. It's a shame tho, as nothing sounds as good as a good old fashioned pipe organ played by someone who knows what they are doing.

[@milotmediaco]

Technically it is not a church anymore. It has been deconsecrated (thats why there are no crosses and faces scratched out). Deconsecrated = also called secularization, is the act of removing a religious blessing from something that had been previously consecrated by a minister or priest of that religion.

[@jonnygrey3497]

+1, just saw this after posting my comment saying the same thing in response to another post. Your comment should be pinned.

[@FurthermoreJack]

There's still a cross on the floor where the priest stood? Still a church! HA

[@jonnygrey3497]

@@FurthermoreJack - Every sect is a bit different and I don't pretend to know the exact regulations for every denomination but in the church I grew up in(Dutch Reformed) a cross that is painted on or etched into something is not consider a religious icon by itself and doesn't need to be removed for deconsecration. If the cross is a physical structure(like on top of a steeple or hanging from a wall in my church's case) or is a statue or so forth then it's consider an icon because it's a significant ritual object on it's own but a cross that's painted on something else is just a letter "t" if the religious connotations are removed from the object it's on. I don't know about this case, maybe it wasn't even an official deconsecration and someone did it of their own accord, but the removing of faces from religious murals(particularly depictions of Jesus) is a common part of deconsecration.

[@rachelcollins8158]

They have to remove all the religious iconography. They are not allowed to leave it behind by order of the higher ups is what I have heard. If it can't be removed it must be made unrecognizable as an effigy.

[@nnydevi]

Rachel Collins my dad runs a demo crew and has done a bunch of churches. This is true.

[@rachelcollins8158]

@@nnydevi thanks for the verification.

[@hackman669]

Should have sold the building t another congregation. Building still looks salvageable!

[@tanyadebeer4836]

Why?

[@rachelcollins8158]

@@tanyadebeer4836 it's a Catholic Church thing. The church as a whole like the Vatican owns the art and commissions the art work like these frescos so instead of leaving them behind there is some religious reason and it boils down to they are mine and you shaint look at them or defile them...but they destroy them instead of leaving them...I saw it in a documentary a long while ago.

[@fergyjr420]

When a church adds an organ its usually there forever. I specialize in moving pianos and organs and in 27yrs Ive only ever taken 1 out of an abandoned church and placed the parts and pieces into storage. Dont know whatever became of it, but thats the only 1 aside from smaller personal organs that you can purchase for your home like a regular piano.

[@tamarrajames3590]

This was very interesting, and beautifully filmed and edited Robb. Thank you for showing the details and the little things so many miss. The small storage and preparation room is called The Sacristy, as I recall. The sand was placed in the bottom of the censers to diffuse heat from the charcoal used on top of the sand to burn incense...once they had passed from the entrance to the Altar, the sand prevented burn marks from marring the Altar once the censer was set down.the basement is so sad, but Nature will take back what we fail to be diligent in our care of. Wishing you the best in this new decade, health, happiness, love, and light.🖤🇨🇦

[@coynerracing3642]

Rob badass video so Kool to watch

[@widgetsmom1946]

About pipe organs, they are fussy and sensitive to temperatures. Breaks my heart it's not at least taken out for someone to even look at. My brother had one of those horses back in the 50s. Complete with cowboy hat, holster, cap gun, the works! 😂 My son,who is 18 now, rode that thing at my mamas house when he was little too. I watched him and his cousins ride so hard the nose hit the ground in front when they went forward and the tail hit the back. How that thing didn't tip over is a miracle to me! (I have pictures) Anyway I have loved learning about the beautiful church from all of you! I absolutely love learning about different religions from people, firsthand and I have a couple of questions if that's ok.....1: Would that be a Catholic Church and 2: where the heck would the choir be? I'm sorry for the long comment. Forgive me (and I'm not being funny here) TY

[@karafuller3033]

It was probably a Catholic church, based on the design and that they had Mass cards lying around. The choir would be up in the choir loft (where the organ was.) This was so the sound of their singing would travel well and be easily heard throughout the congregational space. It probably gave an ethereal effect--being heard and not seen.

[@sheapiland8779]

This appears to have been a beautiful little church, and it is so sad to see it is abandoned. The organ is awesome and would have produced such beautiful music. Love pipe organ music. I can't begin to imagine why the faces were rubbed out on the ceiling mural. I wish someone would come and bring this church back to life in some way. I hope you have a Happy and Healthy New Year.

[@darleneclark3573]

i had one of those toy horses when i was a kid, i never got hurt i am old enough to be your grandma, we had a lot of toys in my day that i look back and wonder y i didn't get hurt, but some may have

[@EllicottCity1]

Agreed, I was a child of the 80' & oddly enough used one those horses at a church- never got injured

[@jazzcatt]

Me too, Darlene Clark! I rocked and bounced on my rocking horse, that looked almost like that one, so hard that I'd bounce it off the floor! I think that particular horse in the video is newer than mine was. I'm 63 now. You?

[@wcoke]

Cool explore hope those church benches get used again and not just smashed up and thrown also happy new year 👍🏼

[@jeanninepcebutterfly5457]

Dont know if i would be leaning on that post!✌😂 great tour thanks guys... it went well with my mornin coffee!☕

[@Luna_Lovegood_1981]

You always do such a great job and show the detailing of things. Thank you . Happy new year!

[@famlauriek7353]

The bottom floor is probably why they abandoned,huh, mess! That horse is probably a collector! Thanks for the video 🔥🔥🔥and Happy new year guys❤️

[@robertmailhos8159]

How can anybody just leave a chruch like that 🙄🙄??.happy new year to you young man if anbody did a chruch in wrong way GOD has their number those light,s hanging from the celing could possiable be lowered to change the bulb,s that chruch look,s to be cathloic

[@toosunakabooma1213]

Pipe organs are built on site.I had the amazing oportunity to work as a assistant /aide to a man that built pipe organs.I traveled with him for nearly 2 years helping him to re visit the instruments he built and tuned to perfection. He was met and treated like royalty by The Catholic churches that housed one of his creations.( think of a chapel interior as a big speaker box and the organ and its components as one really really bad ass subwoofer. The abandonment of one of these suckers is a pitiful waste.The console is re usable but whats left is mostly hand made and tuned to the building...

[@pbs4535]

There may have been stained glass at 1 time They may have been lifted out put in another place.

[@mikerozwalka2067]

That was a painting of Jesus appearing to his disciples

[@sdrape4964]

Typically those old organs require a ton of maintenance. Their sound is amazing, unique, and certainly perfect in an old building like that. But they're complex, massive and don't assimilate well into a new building. That thing is a relic, and as Indiana Jones would say, it belongs in a museum! 😁

[@agds91078]

Hi friend!! This was a great find!! Thanks for sharing this with us and as always awesome videos🤗

[@vickidianacoghlan8946]

Happy New Year RnK all Day. Love your videos from Oz!!

[@jenniferhobbs4272]

Cool find thanks for sharing too bad they can't do something else with the building it is sitting and rotting

[@jenoch8730]

This a great video, but one thing I really hate about abandoned churches is that building, those pews, everything was by donations of the parishioners when it was open. How rude. Just saying. Besides this keep up the good work. 👍👍👍👍

[@jazzcatt]

Agreed 100% But, you do know how rich the Catholic church is and how little a building, and what's left inside means to them, right? It only means something to people like you and I who hate to see anyplace, and anything beautiful just left to rot.

[@relicman]

I was surprised that the Bibles and Hymn books were left behind. Great video as always man!

[@abandonedplaceswithblake8340]

Great video bro this place looks amazing

[@johnharmon9466]

Great explore man, always something spooky with abandoned churches sadly they are becoming less popular which is probably why so many are closing. Those 5.7k views should hit the like button !! It dont take long guys. Much respect rob and god bless man.

[@egparis18]

Thank you for sharing, Robb and all the best for 2020 to you and Kristy.

[@cowprez]

Nice video. Really like your attention to detail in the wood working. What happened to the ringing of the bell just before leaving??? It would have been nice to hear that. Thanks for sharing your find. Happy New year and keep up your work.

[@racheldehaan1331]

Lovely little church

[@315Turnstone]

Unless that parish simply disbanded completely, your tour of the basement explained why the building was abandoned. It would have been far too expensive to shore-up and stabilize the building. Clearly the "Stations of the Cross" had been removed from the walls of the sanctuary. However, whether the congregation left for a newer building or simply ceased to exist, why didn't they sell or donate the pews, hymnals, and awesome light fixtures? Another smaller church would have welcomed all of those items. I just never understand why things are left behind when they could be reused, donated, or sold.

[@akakjb]

Right there with ya! The hardest part of watching all of these abandoned building explores is not constantly screaming,"why hasn't anyone DONE anything with this stuff" 100 times per video. I'm big into reclaimation, refurbish, restore & reuse mindset. Even if the buildings are toast, some of these places are freaking gold mines!

[@Ellenslife851]

In some ways it’s A shame I feel in establishment like this is abandoned but this is proof I believe that sometimes people take things too far and they take their religion too far and this is what happens you get a bunch of establishments that no longer are in service. Why you can create establishments for worshiping something but never be able to keep them functioning forever and then just abandoning them it’s beyond me.

[@crystaljeanveaunorthernlig3627]

Thanks for video..Hope you had a awesome Christmas and happy New year..😊😊

[@linda2573]

Love your photography!

[@marchmadness76]

Happy New Year!

[@coreyhicks2239]

Very awesome cool video Rob. Last year in early 2019 I thought I saw you driving right beside me on a busy road in Dallastown Pennsylvania near Nells Market lol. That person had Tattoos a Baseball Cap on and a Black shirt on. I was like that looks like Rob known as RNK All Day lol. The car was an old Saturn from the late 90s or early 2000s it looked like. I told Josh on KZbin this story in a Live video. Exploring with Josh said maybe you did see Rob driving in Dallastown lol. I live right around Dallastown in PA. You and Josh do the best videos ever on KZbin. Happy New Years to you all. RISE ABOVE!!!

[@PatriciaRodriguez-vn6cv]

Thank you Mucho yet again for another fun and great find. I grew up I very much enjoyed. Happy New Year, Happy New Explores. Still obsessed...or

[@sandranokes7443]

If the church took all the art and things, why didn't they donate the books in the pews, and the pews and anything that is usable? Such a waste on the church's part, to not make sure everything that was usable got taken care of. Too bad someone couldn't convert this into shelter for the homeless. It would be a good thing.

[@kristeelrod3367]

Crazy cool little church. The ”napkins” are called vestment cloths. That organ itself is prolly worth a cool half million. How they tune an organ it to take each individual section of pipes, heat them and make adjustments to were the sounds comes out. I also think that the squares were mosques of Greek Orthodox.

[@HauntedRamblings]

What a gorgeous old church.... Thanks for the awesome explore!

[@jeffcrompton2767]

I remember those rocking horses. Kids get caught up in the springs and it hurts. They discontinued their production because the law suits. I think the building is about 100 years old and the ground is unstable. Its sad that its abandoned, it could of served another 70 years.

[@MrL4t3]

Happy New Year 2020 ! Keep exploring and keep up the pro quality ! 👍

[@debmorris9648]

I remember going to a church like this as a kid and I loved the stained glass in the windows and the rocking horse yup I remember that too but it is such a shame to see a church in this condition. Was this church Catholic? Maybe some history on the church?

[@irenegronewald7745]

Happy New Year from St.Louis,Mo.!!!

[@paulmiller7276]

That looked like an old pipe organ. The more pipes the bigger the sound. That one was kind of small, looked like maybe 24 pipes ? Maybe a few more. Definitely an antique though. I’m in the music business .

[@bsage5514]

RnK your editing is Awesome as always but REALLY luv'd the beginning! Great explore and I agree it looks so 'clean' Thank you both! 💒 p.s. Loved the Hobby Horse!

[@pamelaruth6909]

Hi, The corporal is a square white linen cloth, now usually somewhat smaller than the breadth of the altar, upon which the chalice and paten, and also the ciborium containing the smaller hosts for the Communion of the laity, are placed during the celebration of the Catholic Eucharist (Mass). Those were the linen cloths you saw. TFS and take care.............

[@slim7215]

This was great!! The organ, the horse I used to have, and that floor💯 😎 thanks Rob

[@RadioNebby]

I couldn't stop laughing at the bouncy horse, how creepy it was and those angles you shot of it. I had my headphones on so my roomie got an earful of my giggling from the other room I'm sure.

[@michaelreardon7548]

They remove the faces on the paintings so that no one is able to vandalize the actual images once the church has abandoned.

[@mtate02]

Really?

[@RevRSleeker]

@@mtate02 @1:55 you can see where some idiot has daubed some bs 'message', all around the church icons/religious paintings have been forcibly removed, ...so yes, I'd agree with Michael Reardon, as it suggests the work of iconoclasts over that of mere vandals..

[@mtate02]

@@RevRSleeker I see what you mean mate. Well spotted 👍

[@roccosmom1237]

@@mtate02 what , I don't see

[@lupiewarrioritaliano7386]

That's a pipe organ. It's old. The Fox Theatre in St.Louis MO has one you can see it in the pictures. It's old. Was restored and is AMAZING.

[@Animalfarm6cats]

It looks so sad inside without the saints, crucifixes, and other Catholic artifacts. It needs people inside. We come together to Praise Our Lord Jesus Christ. We are the Church, we are the temple. We come together to share our Love, for God.

[@janebenning8218]

Happy New Year that was a really dope explor for sure, the rocking horse was like awesome I just was in awe of the whole thing thankyou thankyou thankyou for it like I said never a disappointing explore with rnk all day. 💋💋💜💜 say happy New Year to Kristy for me ✌

[@OldWurlitzerMusic]

really cool church !! great vlog

[@jaydeebishop2345]

These paintings had been prepared for refreshing the faces and details I gess

[@akakjb]

I'm sure someone has mentioned this but when the Church (the organization, not the individual church) decommission's a building of worship, they pull everything that's a part of worship, like the stained glass, which they usually replace with regular glass so they could either use, lease or sell the building. Images of worship, that can't be removed, like the painting on the ceiling, are either painted over or defaced to prevent desecration. FYI - The Catholic Church has had to close tons of small parishes in the U.S. (well, everywhere else, too) due to a lack of Priests who aren't doing jail time. These churches and rectories (the provided house for the Priest to live in) are small but even with the religious stuff removed, beautiful little places and generally left alone because the locals still have respect for the history. If you ask a local for permission, particularly in the Midwest, they might even go with you and show you the good stuff along with the all the history & rumors about the place.

[@oldenweery7510]

It's possible that the altar was the first thing removed, along with the baptismal font, but I'm with you: that organ should've been taken somewhere where it would be safe, especially since it doesn't look damaged in any way. I've heard of organs being moved from one church to another and even church organs bought by private parties, so I don't understand why it's still there. Nice church, not too large, not too small. I suppose the damage under the basement floor explains why it's been abandoned.

[@maljcross4634]

Happy New Year guys.....Maybe the owners could sell the building for a private residence. The building is in good condition.

[@dissident4226]

Merry Xmas and a happy New Year to you RnK!

[@AdventuresWithJay]

Looks like a really nice place to explore. Thanks for sharing

[@ronniecardy]

Such good wood in that church. Big wood beams nice if they haven't been damaged by water

[@elizabethannferrario423]

Hi guys another beautiful church x

[@kimholt9158]

So sad but is a beautiful Church

[@lupiewarrioritaliano7386]

Likely the stained glass was removed with the move. Probably sold or used in New construction.

[@micahwinters7021]

Unless there is something special about the organ usually they get left behind. A lot of churches remove their organs nowadays since they aren’t really used anymore and then just give them away or sell them. The chapel at the college I went to use to have an organ but it wasn’t anything great so the just disposed of it since they didn’t use it anymore.

[@crawfordoverton1146]

Really cool find. Glad it's not destroyed by people. Be careful

[@amandabarrett3178]

What is GUD guyz !!! Best wishes for RNK in 2020 ... Thanks for so many enjoyable vids. You guys are my #1 fave urbexp channel. I love the artistic still shots. You guys are always respectful-- taking nothing leaving only footprints and admonishing vandalism. Ty! Peace!

[@amandabarrett3178]

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[@soniaibarra1926]

Happy New Year to u both!!🎉🎊Wow very beautiful and big Church!!👍👍 Watching your great videos from Texas!!👍👍❤❤

[@valeriegleason4858]

The holes in the wall would have been the stations of the cross.

[@carolneaves3630]

Yes they were

[@danielortiz925]

Sup man .. I'm digging this post.. . Keep it goin man Thanx !!!!

[@Rjc8888]

Great job Rob. Always another dope video of a cool place. The house of God. 👏👏👍👊😎

[@highclasswhitetrash9027]

Ah! Thats better. Minty explore buddy. Stay safe n till next time, PEACE!

[@brianmiller4207]

They couldn't remove the artworks on the ceilings so they scratch them out to prevent desecration and to prevent people trying to steal them. Notice they did the same over the alter in the night sky fresco.

[@marionmeyers6088]

Awesome video Rob thanks for sharing

[@michaelblair5767]

The abandoned rocking horse was creepy

[@donbrashsux]

Your editing in these amazing places is really great..thumbs sup..

[@lawrencekedgettjr2364]

Love this explore ,,,, most of all no vandalism,,,,,,

[@snakeylanes4804]

I had one of those hobby horses and rode the hell out of it, never had a problem with the springs

[@thevacdude]

Nice church. Thanks for the tour.

[@anitaromero2248]

Thanks!👍😊

[@ratj4715]

Cabinet would be great for a garage for your tools if you have the room for it.

[@travelingman484]

Those organs basically the church was built around that organ. Trying to remove that organ you’d have to demolish part of the church and it would render the organ useless.

[@dawnbenchley7237]

Neat old church

[@micahwinters7021]

I bet that building was beyond repair or was gonna cost too much to repair so they just up and left

[@tanyadebeer4836]

I think the congregation aged and dwindled until there was no money for maintenance or paying a pastor. Churches die that way.

[@micahwinters7021]

Tanya De Beer especially churches that don’t update to today’s expectations as far as form goes

[@tanyadebeer4836]

@@micahwinters7021 Update?

[@micahwinters7021]

Tanya De Beer a lot of churches still doing the whole organ and piano thing and that’s not what people want anymore

[@tanyadebeer4836]

@@micahwinters7021 I know a llt of people complaining that they can't get it anymore.

[@judyholiday1794]

I miss watching you,and Kristy..I still like your work but I just enjoyed the working vibe that you shared together

[@RnKAllDay]

Thank you! We appreciate anyone that enjoys seeing us together, but this channel only makes enough money to employ one of us as of now and since I worked for myself it was easier for me to take the risk for us and leave Kristy in a great job until we can be together all the time. Someday soon hopefully, i miss her also

[@judyholiday1794]

I understand, and I wish you both the best of luck during this brand new year..

[@explorewithraynickomacands5896]

I'm guessing they sold all the stain glass windows. Alot of churches do this after they close. We had two close in the city I live in and they sold them. Have a great 2020 my guy.

[@sheilakidd9805]

Beautiful Church!

[@MH10.007]

HELL IS CALIFORNIA

[@riannarose1708]

You aren't lying. I moved from there 6 years ago. Best thing i have ever done.

[@MH10.007]

@@riannarose1708 👍

[@garyallsebrook3493]

All that stuff was probably removed when they unconsecrated the building. the rectangles on the walls would have been the stations of the cross. The little room, in back, is called the Sacristy, when the priest dresses for mass and prepares the communion stuff. The artwork was probably altered to prevent desecration. Who would want Jesus looking down on a satanic ritual!

[@sagewoman5577]

Defiantly a Catholic Church. It creep me out. The candles, holy water, ashes, robe, and all the things we're left disrespected. In an religion if something is used for ritual purposes, its suppose to be discarder is a respectful way. Cool place, just got bad vibes. Why were toys left or even there? Weird. ✌ out...Thanks 4 the video. Happy 2o2o !

[@marcm9999]

Very informative. Well done!!

[@spikerztuber]

Good explore!

[@Kimtwister]

wowwww awesome find how are ya guys doing give kristy my love man u are dope kewlness

[@camdodge9891]

Another amazing video and happy new year to you Rob and Kristy and I can’t wait for the next video

[@evelyng3889]

It is so sad to see beautiful church like this being left to rot beautiful inside Nice find

[@TheGroover72]

It would be a lot of work to get up there. You would need a scaffold I would think.

[@crystaljeanveaunorthernlig3627]

IV been on a hourse toy just like that when I was a kid I remember that

[@smug8567]

You couldn't hear a dump truck driviing through a nitroglycerin Plant

[@sherj63w46]

Another awesome video😇😇😇😇😇

[@harryshafta]

those rocking horses? kids also fly off the front and back of them, sometimes really far, my little sisters had one. I swear we almost lost one out the window one day

[@GhostGuyExplorations412]

Another dope explore my man, keep up the great work.

[@mommieova3063]

3rd Happy New Year thank you for the video...!!