Centenary United Methodist, located at 2300 West Friendly Avenue, has been casting the net widely and going fishing in mission with their many projects and causes. The colorful fish display is a visual reminder of the good deeds done in the community by the members of the this congregation. Also, this time of year, prospective members can see the extent of outreach at this church. Driving by the church, these fish swim upstream along Friendly Avenue. We're sharing them for today's Sacred Sunday.
Oh, this is only a small part of the fish. The rest are a few feet east and swimming as fast as they can! Enjoy your day of rest.(For our "Year of Sundays" look here).
****just in......... Thank you David B. for catching the typo in this post. We've gone in and corrected it. If you are a subscriber, it is too late! You already have the mistake! Sorry net CASTERS!
What a colorful, clever idea! I might pass it along to the people in our church!
Posted by: leif hagen | Sunday, September 12, 2010 at 09:16 AM
I really enjoy when your photographs are not only artsy, but when they also capture some of the flavor of Greensboro.
Posted by: Roch101 | Sunday, September 12, 2010 at 10:13 AM
Moi aussi, Roch.
Posted by: Jane Mitchell | Sunday, September 12, 2010 at 11:12 AM
Leif: I'm sure Centenary UMC would be flattered if your church added mission fishes to the lawn. After all, you have the same goal at heart.
Roch and Jane: Thanks for the feedback.
Often, at GDP, we do the artsy (like the kudzu or watermelon eating cat shot) when we are short on time and need to rely on something in the backyard to post. Also, by training, we're not journalists (or photographers). But, we're trying!!! Please keep the feedback coming and we'll store a little voice in the back of our head asking, "What would Jane and Roch like?" "Does this capture the flavor of Greensboro?" LOVE that expression!
Have a great Sunday all.
Posted by: Greensboro Daily Photo | Sunday, September 12, 2010 at 12:38 PM
Wait a minute........ Roch, Jane.......... do you like today's post?
Posted by: Greensboro Daily Photo | Sunday, September 12, 2010 at 01:24 PM