On Nov. 19, 2010, Friday evening, three couples invited their neighbors to a Friday-night soup and bread supper and candlelight service at the 114-year-old historic Seventh-day Adventist Church in Fruitland, Wash. The event filled the old church with singing and praise once again as a neighbor led out with guitar. His wife joined in with her tambourine and Len Tatom, retired pastor, led out with a short Bible study on righteousness. Everyone in attendance commented about how they enjoyed the service and were looking forward to returning at 6 p.m. another Friday night to continue the new tradition.
Pictured here from left are: Earl and Sheryl Mixey, Mike and Marilyn Shuler, and Barb and Len Tatom singing in the old Fruitland Pioneer Church.
Pictured here is the Pioneer Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Fruitland Valley.
