The offering was taken in an original basket with a handle. The piano and pulpit are also the originals. Some were found in garage sales and returned to the historical society. The service opened with Bob Mudget, representing the Boy Scouts of America, telling the story behind the song of "God Bless America" and then the congregation singing it. It truly was a wonderful service.
This is a Blog about our travels and maybe even a little bit more. We recently traded in our 2005 Holiday Rambler 40' coach with 4 slides on a 29' North Trail travel trailer with one slide, made by Heartland. Now that we have purchased a home, we felt we needed to downsize into something more appropriate. Barb then went looking for a tow vehicle to pull it with. She purchased a 2003 GMC Yukon, which has plenty of seats to take the grandchildren when necessary.
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Heritage Days Contiues
This morning we attended church in the "Old Sackrider Church." It was falling apart out in the country and was moved into town where it has been restored for the historical district. A former pastor, Guy Rayle, delivered the message. He also sang a special.
Following the service a pig roast was served. The food was very good!! We visited with a few people and headed home.
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