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Wayside pulpits send messages of faith
Cape Region churches use signs to exalt God
Groome Church asks passersby to drop anchor in Lewes. NICK ROTH PHOTOS
June 11, 2023
Churches throughout the Cape Region use their outdoor signs, aka wayside pulpits, to send messages of faith, hope, love and spirituality. While some go for basic information, others take it to the next level with clever phrases to promote the church or their faith.
Here is a collection of photographs of church signs taken in the last few weeks.
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Lewes uses its sign to promote upcoming events.
Mount Zion Holy Church in Milton gives thanks to the lord above.
Goshen United Methodist Church in Milton always has a message for passersby.
Grace Church in Milton asks parents to stay vigilant.
Unitarian Universalists of Southern Delaware sends a message of love.
St. Edmond Catholic Church in Rehoboth Beach takes advantage of a digital sign to send multiple messages. BERNADETTE HEARN PHOTO
St. John’s United Methodist Church near Harbeson displays a message for Memorial Day weekend.
God loves you, period. That’s the message from Community Lutheran Church in Frankford.
