Beautiful!
You can really see details that you canāt in the snow, like the ropes for the bells. Who rings those & do they get rung for every service?
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You can really see details that you canāt in the snow, like the ropes for the bells. Who rings those & do they get rung for every service?
Actually I love the bells... I will try to get good bell photos for you this weekend.Beautiful!
You can really see details that you canāt in the snow, like the ropes for the bells. Who rings those & do they get rung for every service?
The bells are ALASKAN.
(as in a mix of this and that, trash, repurposed, and nice!)So, our biggest bell is a propane tank with the bottom cut off.
The next bell up is a fancy hand cast, made in Washington state, with the church name on it. It has perfect sound.
Next one up is a small bell off a boat.
Then we have 2 tiny bells from another boat.
We ring the best quality one slowly 15 minutes before a simple prayer service, and that same one is rung quickly directly before a simple prayer service.
All of the bells are rung slowly 15 minutes before liturgy, and then all the bells are rung quickly directly before a liturgy.
The best quality one is rung 12 times, slowly, during the liturgy, right after we say the apostolic creed, for the 12 points of the creed.
Then we ring them all, but in different ways for feasts, especially if we having a Procession. So they are rung while we walk around the church. Slowly and from smallest to largest if is it a solemn feast, or a funeral; or from largest to smallest as well as more quickly for a celebratory event.
Not sure if this link will work... but this is a video from the church Facebook page with the bells bring rung for the Resurrection of Christ.
https://fb.watch/eRsx3JQOeO/
And... 2 more pictures from last month...
This is a robin sitting on the large wooden cross by the church
Oh! Who rings them!
The priest or one of my kids rings them.
The priest or one of my kids rings them.
I loved the video! I never get tired of your pictures, Al!Actually I love the bells... I will try to get good bell photos for you this weekend.
The bells are ALASKAN.
So, our biggest bell is a propane tank with the bottom cut off.
The next bell up is a fancy hand cast, made in Washington state, with the church name on it. It has perfect sound.
Next one up is a small bell off a boat.
Then we have 2 tiny bells from another boat.
We ring the best quality one slowly 15 minutes before a simple prayer service, and that same one is rung quickly directly before a simple prayer service.
All of the bells are rung slowly 15 minutes before liturgy, and then all the bells are rung quickly directly before a liturgy.
The best quality one is rung 12 times, slowly, during the liturgy, right after we say the apostolic creed, for the 12 points of the creed.
Then we ring them all, but in different ways for feasts, especially if we having a Procession. So they are rung while we walk around the church. Slowly and from smallest to largest if is it a solemn feast, or a funeral; or from largest to smallest as well as more quickly for a celebratory event.
Not sure if this link will work... but this is a video from the church Facebook page with the bells bring rung for the Resurrection of Christ.
https://fb.watch/eRsx3JQOeO/
And... 2 more pictures from last month...
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This is a robin sitting on the large wooden cross by the church
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How beautiful the bells. The white light on the side of the church?
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Well, after 3 days (with several interruptions), the Pantry Project is complete!
Before:
During:
After:
Now I am going to close the door and never open it again so it stays that way.
Also, my DH is a saintā¦
Well, after 3 days (with several interruptions), the Pantry Project is complete!
Before:
During:
After:
Now I am going to close the door and never open it again so it stays that way.
Also, my DH is a saintā¦
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That is SO COOL!!!Actually I love the bells... I will try to get good bell photos for you this weekend.
The bells are ALASKAN.
So, our biggest bell is a propane tank with the bottom cut off.
The next bell up is a fancy hand cast, made in Washington state, with the church name on it. It has perfect sound.
Next one up is a small bell off a boat.
Then we have 2 tiny bells from another boat.
We ring the best quality one slowly 15 minutes before a simple prayer service, and that same one is rung quickly directly before a simple prayer service.
All of the bells are rung slowly 15 minutes before liturgy, and then all the bells are rung quickly directly before a liturgy.
The best quality one is rung 12 times, slowly, during the liturgy, right after we say the apostolic creed, for the 12 points of the creed.
Then we ring them all, but in different ways for feasts, especially if we having a Procession. So they are rung while we walk around the church. Slowly and from smallest to largest if is it a solemn feast, or a funeral; or from largest to smallest as well as more quickly for a celebratory event.
Not sure if this link will work... but this is a video from the church Facebook page with the bells bring rung for the Resurrection of Christ.
https://fb.watch/eRsx3JQOeO/
And... 2 more pictures from last month...
View attachment 3220098
This is a robin sitting on the large wooden cross by the church
View attachment 3220099
I love that theyāre all different sizes & repurposed! We definitely need a close up pic of the bells.
I have half that this was a craftmans when it was built has a spice rack in the kitchen to die for ..
There is pantry that has the old hot water tank.. We bought one for propane putting it under the deck when he has and hour spare ?
There is pantry that has the old hot water tank.. We bought one for propane putting it under the deck when he has and hour spare ?
That is SO WEIRD!!!!
The 2 floating white spots on the right?
I would guess a reflection from his camera??
The only true lights are the 2 obvious lights on either side of the front door.
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