Cornerstone
This is my 50th post - yeah. So, to celebrate . . . . I talk about the church so much, I thought you might like to see a picture of the building. I can't show you the church - they are rather scattered, except for Sunday morning.
I like our little building. It originally was a Wesleyan building, then an Hispanic congregation worshipped there for a little while. We have been in this location for the entire time we have been a church - just over seven years, now. In all that time, we've never had to cancel morning services, so with a little calculation, this morning was Cornerstone Morning Worship # 373. That's hard to imagine.
I'll point out two or three things. You'll notice the marquee - we've been a little famous for putting stuff on the marquee that makes you go "hmmmm." Don't you love the grass - we work at it - this summer, we work at it a lot. Our folks still take turns keeping the lawn. There are three crosses - one on the side of the building, just beside the "Jesus Saves" sign - that's a little reminicent of Dr. Gene Scott in Los Angeles, don't you think?? - one on the "chimney/steeple" - and the one in the lawn, surrounded by flowers. There are even more crosses inside - frankly, we probably have too many crosses. And then, notice the "BRAND NEW PARKING LOT" - who knew people could get so excited about concrete.
If you are ever in Enid and need a place to worship, we are located at 501 S. Cleveland. That's just half a block north of the intersection of Garriott (Hwy 412) and Cleveland - we really are at about the geographic center of town.
You will be welcomed by loving people.
posted by the sojourning pilgrim @ 7:52 PM
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