Simply put the island on the left is Canada and the small one on the right is United States. The small island contains the backyard of the house on the larger island. The bridge connecting the backyard to the house is thus the smallest international bridge in the world.
The Holy Toaster was found in the back of a thrift store in summer of 2005. Miraculously, it produces a perfect image of holiness on every piece of toast that emerges. Scientists have not yet been able to determine what has happened to the toaster but believers are flocking to see.
As boaters pull up to a dock on Lake Blackshear, the Rev. Dorsia Atkinson Jr. checks a tool bag he’ll use as part of his sermon and the minnow buckets that will serve as collection plates.
“You come in your bathing suit, come in your T-shirt, come in your shorts, come in your flip-flops, and you’re not worried about looking like someone should look to be at church,” says Atkinson.
He’s describing the Boat Church ministry of Warwick United Methodist Church. For the past six years, he has led outdoor Boat Church services on Sunday mornings on a vacant lot beside the lake. Worshippers sit in lawn chairs by the water or listen from their boats.
