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Saturday, October 19, 2013

A Chapel in a House


This little church was on the road just before we turned off to wind up the mountain to where Bud's race was starting. I stopped to take pictures of it after depositing him. It was raining, and there was a dog barking fiercely at me from not far enough down the road so these two shots were snapped faster than a jack rabbit hops! I was back in my car before you could say "Move It" I was so scared. ! I just couldn't believe I was seeing a church in a little old house and wondered if the preacher lived there, too. That would be living close to where you worked. 


This post is linked with Inspired Sunday.

24 comments:

  1. we have an town near here that has a ton of homes turned into churches. it's not country and cute like this is. it is residential and almost creepy, cultish as you drive thru the streets. :) one weird church name after another.

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  2. oh, Genie u r so sneaky. giggles. i wonder about the place 2?!! ( ;

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  3. What a cute little house turned church and a lovely location.

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  4. Ahah chased from a church by a dog! PS the cactus on my collected poems blog is in Peru not Scotland - as credited it appeared in Truxillo Daily Photo and inspired my poem - the photographer gave me permission to reprint her photo.

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  5. love it, improvisation at its best.

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  6. Terrific - absolutely unique!

    Lovely shot and blog too!

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  7. It seems to me that places of worship can be found almost anywhere.

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  8. Just proves you can worship anywhere

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  9. That's a first for me! Churches are turning up in some odd places these days.

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  10. What a great little find, too bad you had to rush!

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  11. Good eye spotting this one. I would not have guessed there was a church here. Thanks for braving the dog to take the photos to share this week.

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  12. Okay, you know I seek out these weird little things like that. Neat find Genie. Next time carry dog biscuits with you.

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  13. You have make beautiful photos!
    Greetings, RW & SK

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  14. It sure is an interesting place to see, and brings up many curious questions too..

    Great shots you snapped before the dog gets to you :-)

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  15. People don't seem to care much about where they pass time with the Lord. We have a legion that is now a church, a olde laundromat, which is not a church. l large olde school that is now a church. Many Churches cropping up in all sorts of buildings, but I guess the Lord doesn't mind, as long as you are paying attention, Eh :)
    Neat Photos Genie.

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  16. What a darling combination~such a neat find. I am loving the beautiful forest too!
    Jemma

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  17. One thing, if you lived there, you wouldn't have to worry about the weather when going to work....I wonder though it it is still used. Or maybe it is just used for special occasions.

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  18. Probably a part of the country where you don't find many Presbyterians? :-) That would be the case for most parts of rural Kentucky. Appreciate their determination though.

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  19. Thank you, Genie, for your visit and comment on my blog.
    It is a Chapel? Very unusual.
    I have on my blog a new photo challenge on religious buildings. You think even this chapel can be seen as religious bulding?
    Here is the address photo challenge:
    http://fotografiedb.wordpress.com/2013/10/15/storocnica-modreho-kostolika/
    Daniela

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  20. What wonderful finds, a chapel with a lot of history!
    Thanks so much for taking time to visit and comment on my site - I really appreciate it.


    Jorunn Norway

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