Christmas Eve service at College Park
Showing posts with label churches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label churches. Show all posts
12/24/07
Joy To The World
Christmas Eve service at College Park
12/15/07
Home Moravian Church-Old Salem
Old Salem is a restored Moravian village in Winston-Salem, NC. The Moravians, a group of Christian from Moravia in what is now the Czech Republic, founded Salem in 1766. ("Salem" means "Peace."
In this photo, Home Moravian Church is reflected in a window of one of the 18th century houses.
10/8/07
Torah Scroll
One of the Torah scrolls at Temple Emanuel. The cover depicts the Garden of Eden. Near the top on the right is a metal pointer that the reader uses to follow the lines without touching the page.
Interesting Greensboro facts: In 1949, Greensboro voters elected Benjamin Cone as mayor; I'm guessing that he was one of the few Southern Jewish mayors in the 1940s.
In the 1950s, an African American instructor at NC A&T asked if there would be any problem if he attended services at Temple Emanuel, in what was still a racially segregated city. The rabbi's response? "Come on."
Read more about Temple Emanuel here.
10/7/07
Temple Emanuel Prayer Shawls
Here are the prayer shawls worn by members of the congregation when they read from the Torah.
10/3/07
Pumpkins
10/1/07
9/30/07
We Love Pumpkins, Yes We Do...
Every October, the front lawn of Mt. Pisgah United Methodist Church is transformed into a giant pumpkin patch. Today, I saw how 45,000 pounds of pumpkins arrive there. They come on a big truck and are unloaded one at a time and are passed from hand to hand down a long human chain.
9/29/07
Pray For Rain
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