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Signs, signs, everywhere a sign
Cape Region churches use signs to send messages, lighten the mood
Grace Church on Union Street in Milton nearly always has a clever message. For this week’s notice, the church says a divided country can come together with God. NICK ROTH PHOTOS
July 26, 2020
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 July 22.
The Unitarian Universalist church on Route 9 outside Lewes takes a stand on equal justice.
Mount Zion Holy Church on Front Street in Milton uses its sign space to thank Jesus Christ.
Goshen United Methodist Church at the corner of Federal Street and Mulberry Street in Milton nearly always has a witty message for passersby.
Some churches, like Harbeson United Methodist Church, use their sign to promote services.
The Lighthouse Baptist Church on Route 24 in Long Neck says love is the answer.
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church on Second Street in Lewes offers a message of kindness during difficult times.
