Silent Night Memorial Chapel, Michigan








While visiting the Bronner's Christmas Wonderland in Frankmuth, Michigan, I'll share that post on Tuesday, Please do check it out, so fun!!! ...we walked a bit over from the store to visit this beautiful. A plaque outside the building it says this note here: "Wally & Irene Bronner and Family are grateful to the City Government and Visitor's Bureau of Oberndorf, Austria for granting permission to erect in Frankenmuth, Michigan a replica of the original Silent Night Memorial Chapel" What a beauty. Inside is encased by glass, so hopefully that shadow doesn't take away from the inside beauty, kind of difficult to get some shots through glass, but a photographer like me does what she has to do, LOL!! I was not the only person snapping shots. Such a cutie. Very cute!!! Next week I'll share some the stain glass windows. I am happy to be able to share a church again ...I have not had any in so long ... I have so much missed visiting all you church friends ...sometimes life gets in the way. Linking up with "InSPIRED Sunday," Hope you are well, stay warm and cozy, take care and thank you for stopping by today. Be Well & Be Blessed!!! Beth ( ;

Comments

Sandi said…
Oh, wow! I used to go to Frankenmuth a lot as a child and Bronner's. Somehow I missed that post. Heading over to it now...

Beautiful church!


2/24/18, 6:41 AM
William Kendall said…
What a lovely chapel!

My parents have been to Frankenmuth, but I never have.
2/24/18, 11:34 AM
Ruth Hiebert said…
It looks very beautiful. I'm sure it was even better in person.
2/24/18, 2:14 PM
Linda said…
It’s unique. Very charming!
2/24/18, 10:10 PM
Jim said…
What a fascinating design.
2/25/18, 7:18 AM
♥ Łucja-Maria ♥ said…
Hello Elizabeth!
A beautiful church and a wonderful relationship.
Hugs and greetings.
Lucja
2/25/18, 7:51 AM
This N That said…
Beautiful Chapel..Thanks for sharing..
2/25/18, 12:16 PM
Tom said…
...Beth, your link from Inspired Sundays is not working. A lovely church with an interesting shape, nice see you again.
2/25/18, 12:50 PM
Dina said…
Nice to have a little bit of Austria in Michigan.
2/25/18, 4:39 PM
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