Rabun Gap Presbyterian Church to dedicate new 400-seat sanctuary
By Susan Respess
Special to The Clayton Tribune
Photo courtesy Scott Poss. A crane from TKS Installation and Sales of Warner Robins, Ga., lifts the new steeple and spire to the belfry tower of the new sanctuary of Rabun Gap Presbyterian Church. Chuck Lanier perches atop the tower to guide it in place. In the background is the Rabun Gap Nacoochee School, where the church first met in 1929.
Patience, one of the difficult Biblical “fruit of the Spirit” tenets, will be rewarded Sunday, Aug. 2, when the new 400-seat sanctuary is dedicated for Rabun Gap Presbyterian Church.
