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Yes, obviously
Thank you, church sign, for stating the extremely obvious: it is indeed a country church.
But on the other hand, we only found it because the desk clerk at the hotel in Pullman, upon finding out we were on a photographic journey, gave me the Photographer’s Guide to the Palouse, a very handy thing to have in our possession.
Dusty, Washington
photographed 9.2.2020
There are two ways
Take your pick, I guess, when you want to go to church through the back entrance(s).
Wright, Louisiana
photographed 10.21.2017
Must be the Easter Bunny’s storeroom
You know that if I was looking at and photographing the front of a church, I sure did walk around back to see what was there. And that’s how I found the storeroom with oeuf boxes stacked up. Naturally, the only conclusion is that I found where the Easter Bunny stores their eggs until they need them.
Église Catholique Sainte-Marie
Church Point, Nova Scotia
photographed 7.26.2015
Heavenward
This church, first known as the Swedish Free Mission Church, was built in 1915. The services were conducted in Swedish until the 1940s.
The church is currently called the Evangelical Free Church and services are held every Sunday afternoon at 4:00.
Melvin, Texas
photographed 6.15.2020
Double Baptist
I drove through a town that was so small that I barely noticed it. (Sorry, tiny town.) On the north side of town I passed a church and seconds later, my brain decided that the sign out in front said “Double Baptist.” A minute or two after that, my brain also decided that I couldn’t go another day without a photo of the Double Baptist Church.
It is actually the Doole Baptist Church, and my brain obviously cannot be trusted.
Doole, Texas
photographed 6.15.2020
One Day | One Image 