When I think of Georgia this is what I think of, Spanish Moss, and I wasn't disappointed - it was everywhere!
Even on the cross atop America's smallest church!
Isn't it cute?! It measures approximately 10x20 and seats 12. (And yes, geocachers, there's a cache there)
As I opened the door the lights magically came on, when I shut the door the lights went off, so I had to leave the door ajar to see anything. At the head of the church, people have left mementos/prayers - the church is open 24/7.
Each side of the church features beautiful glass and. . .
. . .behind the alter is this glorious stained glass.
I sat the little camera on the pulpit trying to get the inside, it didn't like the low light, oh well, you get the idea.
Nearby, I had to snap a quick pix of downtown Savannah as we passed through - so pretty!
Wow! That is so awesome. I´ve seen such a small church before. And so pretty with the stained glass.
ReplyDeleteI love Spanish moss too, but we don´t see it too often here.
I love the beautiful stained glass there, so awesome!
ReplyDeleteThere's a really small church nearby (well, an hour away), but it's much more spartan inside than this one. Love the stained glass.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing little church. And you know, spanish moss makes me think of Forks, WA and the Hoh National Rain forest. ;)
ReplyDeleteI love that area! Hey! I thought the smallest church was somewhere in PA, WV, or VA...I can't remember now...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! And beautiful little church. LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteI am in love with this little church! It looks so cute and cozy. I could go to a church like this.
ReplyDeleteI love Spanish Moss - to me, it is symbolic with the Deep South.
ReplyDeleteThat's a neat little church. With a broom in the back? It's good to be house proud. What a neat place.
ReplyDeleteWow! That really is a tiny church!!! It wouldn't take long to greet everyone in there!!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd Savannah...looks so nice!
You've found a gem! I would love to see this church in person..What a beautiful setting!
ReplyDeleteCool! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteDon't you love the trees down here?
Delightful find ... lovely photos as always. Fun to catch up a bit while technology is allowing me to.
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
Fantastic interior shots of the windows! And what a neat place.
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