We have several tiny churchs all built in the 1870's. This little church only holds 60 people. Such colorful kneelers tucked under the pews..
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How sweet, they look handmade.
ReplyDeleteThe pews are made of pine (?) and these little kneelers are adorable. Show us more of this church, please.
ReplyDeleteBises,
Genie