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  The oldest surviving Protestant church West of the river.
  Beautiful setting. Visitors are welcomed. Recording tells about the history of the site.

  Added July 09, 2017 by Jesse Campbell
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  Glad to see we still have a bit of history people have not distroyed

  Added June 03, 2017 by Laura Schott
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  The landscape is stunning. The grounds keepers ruined the wedding ceremony. Carefully review the poorly written "contract" and know your responsibilities. This is the second wedding at this location that people witnessed the ground keepers at the venue during the ceremony. A staff member came forward and tried to cancel the wedding as it was happening. The chapel was filled with guests and it caused undue stress on EVERYONE. STAY AWAY!!!!!

  Added April 01, 2017 by derek bridges
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  I attended a wedding here and while the place in itself was beautiful I was absolutely appalled by how it was run. Minutes before the wedding was to start someone from the organization was loudly screaming at the groom AND at the 80 year old pastor. All of this was done in front of us guests as we were waiting for the ceremony to begin. It was sad and I hope nobody else has to experience this at their special day in the future. God bless.

  Added March 22, 2017 by Brittany Brantley
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  Be sure to check out the cemetery across the road.

  Added November 24, 2016 by Ben Golden