Small Town, Texas

Somewhere in Texas — I honestly can't tell you the name of the town. A backroad, a gap between two old pieces of farm equipment, and a church that looked like it had been there since before the road existed. Texas is full of these — small-town congregations built by German and Czech settlers in the 1800s who hauled brick and limestone across the Hill Country because they wanted a place that felt like the one they left behind. They built them to last and then they outlasted almost everything around them. The feed store is gone. The gas station is gone. The church is still there, framed up perfect from inside the concrete walls like it knew someone would come along eventually and take the picture.

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