Presbyterian Church

The Presbyterian Church is right across the street from the Episcopal Church. For most of the time I lived in Macon, they shared the same pastor. Except for the Catholic Church, liturgical denominations aren't real popular in Macon. It seems like they built really nice buildings, but then nobody attended them.

I've had an opportunity to visit lots of denominations of churches over the years, both while I lived in Macon and later. Maybe it's just my fundamental Baptist up-bringing, but it sure seems like the worship services of all the liturgical services are almost exactly identical. The Episcopalians and the Presbyterians are just like the Catholics, except the don't have Mary and they do have pastors' wives.

The Presbyterian Church is a somewhat larger building than the Episcopal Church, but it didn't seem to inspire as many postcards. This is the only one I've found. The building today looks almost exactly like this postcard.

Subject:	Presbyterian Church
Caption:	Presbyterian Church, Macon, Missouri C-61036 Genuine Curteich - Chicago "C. T. Blue Sky" Post Card
Date:	Unmailed. Probably around 1930
From:	n/a
To:	n/a
Message:	None
Notes:	The Presbyterian Church is right across the street from the Episcopal Church. For most of the time I lived in Macon, they shared the same pastor. Except for the Catholic Church, liturgical denominations aren't real popular in Macon. It seems like they built really nice buildings, but then nobody attended them. I've had an opportunity to visit lots of denominations of churches over the years, both while I lived in Macon and later. Maybe it's just my fundamental Baptist up-bringing, but it sure seems like the worship services of all the liturgical services are almost exactly identical. The Episcopalians and the Presbyterians are just like the Catholics, except the don't have Mary and they do have pastors' wives. The Presbyterian Church is a somewhat larger building than the Episcopal Church, but it didn't seem to inspire as many postcards. This is the only one I've found. The building today looks almost exactly like this postcard.