Showing posts with label nativity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nativity. Show all posts
Saturday, December 24, 2011
St Mark's Chapel Harsens Island
On Harsens Island, St Mark's Chapel has been overlooking freighters and other ships gliding by in the channel for more than 100 years. They have a beautiful outdoor nativity display. They also observe the custom of Oplatek, those thin rectangular wafers that are shared amongst family members at Christmas time. It begins before the meal and as each piece is broken off and shared, we tell people how important they are to us and ask them to forgive and to forget any misunderstandings or blunders on our part. It's pretty humbling. God's blessings.
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Christmas,
church,
Harsens Island,
nativity,
oplatek,
St Clair County,
St Mark's Chapel
Thursday, January 6, 2011
St Paul's Church, Harsens Island, The Three Kings are almost there..
While exploring Harsens Island, we came across this life size nativity with clothes blowing in the wind in front of St. Paul's Church on Orchid Blvd. On this day called Epiphany, the Magi were said to have arrived in Bethlehem and presented the Christ Child with gifts.
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Epiphany,
Harsens Island,
nativity,
St Clair County,
St Paul's Church
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Historic Trinity Lutheran Church of Detroit
downtown Detroit through good
times and bad times. It is always an uplifting experience when we step through their doors!
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church,
detroit,
nativity,
trinity lutheran,
Wayne County
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