From its location at the corner of Columbus Avenue and North 30th Street, the graceful neo-gothic church tower of St. Alban’s has stood since 1953. A symbol of faith, worship, and service, this tower with its 36-bell carillon, has represented the values of St. Alban’s: reverence in worship, boldness in service, and an ever-present witness to the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
At the other end of the church, a stone cross was placed atop the building, rising above the sanctuary. Installed in 1951, it was destroyed by lightning 55 years later. When it was replaced in 2020, this cross was joined by two more crosses: one atop the brand-new Welcome Center and another above the entrance to the new Parish Hall. These three crosses call to mind the Passion of our Lord and the grace of God for all who enter our doors.