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Vesper Hill Children’s Chapel, Rockport, Maine

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An “all-denominational” outdoor chapel located in Rockport, Maine, the Vesper Hill Children’s Chapel was conceived and funded by Mrs. Helene Bok in 1960. Her dream was to build a refuge that would be open for all people and “speak in and of itself of the beauty, goodness and truth of nature, life and God.”

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