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The World’s Best Christmas Ornament

Kent Griswold — Sun, 14 Nov 2010 20:16:50 +0000

Craigslist Ad Thanks Dan for sending this to me!

$20,000 (Stanley, Idaho)

We are selling or trading the most perfect Christmas Church on Wheels. The Little Church of Miracles on Wheels is without a doubt the perfect and best outdoor Christmas ornament in the world. We will sell or trade for a nice motor home, film van or Sprinter , lot, land, great car or truck, etc.

Since it’s building completion April 20, 2010, we have had over 300 people stop and want to see and pray in it. Unfortunately, we live in an area by Stanley, Idaho and are unable to hide it from public view. In hopes of finding a good home for it, we are offering this amazingly beautiful church for sale or trade. Over 1200 hours went into the building of this amazing little church. Thousands of dollars in antiques and antiquities are in this Christian chapel. We think this is perfect for a wedding event site, winery, business, hospice,etc. We have been asked to rent it to resorts, wedding parties, hospitals, for Chirstmas home exterior decoration, etc. It can seat 10 folks, stand 6 more + pastor, bride and groom.

Comes with tiny faux wood stove that provides heat. Also completely insulated and is very tight.
call 208-838-2651 if you are seriously interested. To have this built would cost 7 times what we are asking. It was built to travel and is road compliant. If you are looking for something that draws in everyone that passes by, this is it!

We have had over 6 folks ask to rent it for their wedding and willing to pay up to $700. per day but we don’t have a big enough truck to pull it, (Ford F-250 type or new 150 with strong motor), and because we are filmmakers, don’t want to get into this business. If you need a new business, this may be perfect. You will never see anything like this so make sure you watch video.

Tiny House in a Landscape

Kent Griswold — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 15:34:47 +0000

This photograph is actually a a tiny chapel in the mountains and is really beautiful. John Chapman from New Zealand who suggested that I start this feature sent me quite a few tiny churches in a landscape setting and this is my first choice. You will be seeing more of them mixed in with other tiny houses in a landscape in the future.

I wish this photo was larger but you will just have to enjoy it at this size. Remember if you spot a picture that would work for this feature be sure and send it to me as I am always looking for more and your submissions are much appreciated.

Tiny Churches

Christina Nellemann — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 13:00:59 +0000

If you can’t find sanctuary in your own tiny house, how about in a tiny church? As we get closer to the holidays we can celebrate the many different ways that people worship, and some of them worship in tiny little churches or chapels that can only hold about a dozen attendees. Many of these miniscule churches and chapels are famous just for their size and have been included in several websites including Roadside America.

Church in Bitterroot Valley, MT

A few of these churches were built small because of a lack of construction funds, and some because of a lack of space or land. Whatever the reason, these tiny little treasures might really prove that God is in the details.

St. Jude's Chapel of Hope, NC. Courtesy of docjen27.

Chapel of the Holy Dove, AZ. Courtesy of Joe Orman.

Cross Island Chapel, NY. Courtesy of Flickr.

Tiny church in the Dolomites of northern Italy.

St. Peter's Catholic Church on the Big Island, Hawaii. Courtesy of HawaiiWeb.com.

Tiny Church on Sifnos Island, Greece.

Traveler's Chapel, Conway, SC. Courtesy of JacobK.

Wildwood Chapel, Marblemount, WA. Courtesy of Day4Plus.

Church in Minter Gardens, BC, Canada. Courtesy of Pat and Lee.

By Christina Nellemann for the (Tiny House Blog)