True story... Must read! I read about something that happened in Swan Quarters, North Carolina, in 1876. It was either the most astounding coincidence, or an act of God literally. The Methodist Episcopal Church South needed a new building, so when somebody donated a lot on Oyster Creek Road they accepted. It was low-lying land so they constructed a sturdy little white-frame church and put it up on brick pilings. Days later a storm lashed the town and those within sight of Oyster Creek Road witnessed something amazing. The Church building, still intact, was float! The fload had lifted it off its pilings and sent it down the road. They tried to moor it with ropes but the church moved on. At the town centre, as dozens of of people watched helplessly, it made a sharp, inexplicable right turn and continue on. Finally, in the same decisive manner it veered off the road, it headed straight for a vacant lot and stopped dead in the centre! The fload water eventually receded but the
Posted on: Fri, 06 Sep 2013 07:52:08 +0000
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