St. Pope's Chapel, a quiet village church Based on nothing in particular- I just based it on my idea of a communtiy church.

Cleaned of hacks and EP ready

Some shots you might be interested in looking at

























Custom content used

gromits Above Ground Graves Included

momma"B"'s Church Cross Included

Moon_Ez's Church Windows, found here and here Included

Moon_Ez's Gazeebo Pack Not Included

Numenor's BASIC Glass Window Set (subjected to change, so not included)

DBCAB's Stained Glass recolour This file refused to be packed, so you're going to need to downlaod it from the link I'm afraid.

Well, there it is- I hope you enjoy using it

Constructive criticism is very welcome

SuperFly

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2. Extract: Use WinRAR (Windows) or Stuffit (Mac) to extract the .sims2pack file(s) from the .rar or .zip file(s).

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