Church Graveyards
Russell D. Moore asks if we should miss them?
Labels: cemeteries
posted by Lori Thornton at
9:33 PM
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1 Comments:
Great article, Lori. Thanks for sharing. I've often wished that graveyards were still part of church grounds.
Lisa
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