Every Nation
Across the street from the Black Walnut Bed and Breakfast was a quaint New England white clapboard church with a steeple towering toward the heavens. The sign out front said God Loves You, but the larger more predominant letters were unrecognizable to me. Now I was curious. That evening we went to the Korean/Japanese Restaurant for dinner and discovered more. The wait staff wore shirts with the Christian fish symbol. Maybe they could shed some light on the building down the street. I was informed that the writing was Korean and church services were on Sunday mornings from 11-12:15 with lunch being served afterwards. Back at the Inn, I questioned further and was told that it had been a Congregational church but that they could not get people to attend, so they sold the building to the Korean Baptist church. By now, I knew that I would have to check it out on Sunday morning. Arriving right on time I viewed everyone in their finest church clothes, somewhat of an usua...