This is a very brutal style. Where is it? England?

Not far off, really. Colonial (at the time) Australia.

Oh nice. Very different from the catholic churches here in France. I think I have seen only one or two churches made of bricks here.

A lot of them are like that. Each town has one major one, then a whole bunch of others made from whatever they could scrounge from the local area. It's interesting to see them all.

I guess! Well here churches had to be impressive, and so they always used stone to be impressive. Bricks were considered for utilitarian or poor buildings; and I think that before the 19th century, bricks wouldn't simply be made resistant enough for the kind of tall, impressive buildings churches were.

http://cc-pays-marollais.com/wp-con.....e-Marolles.jpg <- This is in a small town! I have seen smaller, but that's kinda "average" for old churches here.

Most brick churches here are in the North... interestingly, just near England.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped.....e_de_Buire.JPG

Love that first one! There's one like that in most little towns; like they had a budget for only one 'proper' Church and the rest they had to make with whatever else they had.

Maybe they belong to different "Churches"? the Roman Catholic Church always give funds when they need to impress people with large buildings. Or they made one main church then they made small others when the town grows? For this I can't tell ^^There isn't much "sub-religions" here, and so I don't really know how it works in other countries.