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A window in an abandoned church lets the light shine through on what used to be filled with the faithful. Now left to be reclaimed by nature.

This church is Loucks Grove Church. Loucks Grove Church stands as the lone example of an unchanged Gothic influenced rural religious building of the late 19th century in Adair County, Iowa. Such buildings represented about two-thirds of the county's churches in 1895. It is a simple, white, frame building that has withstood the test of time and has undergone no structural changes in one hundred years. With the exception of electricity and a propane space heater, it is today as it was then in 1895. The vestibule with its decorative hardware on the doors and an ogee arch window, and the sanctuary with its pointed arch windows and rounded ceiling that exhibit the Gothic influence still show the original design and construction. It is the only church in Adair County with such a distinction.

The congregation was a member of the Christia...

I dove into the world of photography in 2007 when I quit coaching baseball and I have not looked back since. I love capturing great plays in sports, loving families, wonderful smiles and seeing Gods great creation through the lens of the camera. I feel truly blessed to be able to capture and freeze special moments and places. In 2018 I officially started Lens Art Photography and have thoroughly enjoyed capturing special moments for my clients. I have been published on the cover of a children's book (Curveball by John Danakas) and also in The Best of Photography book for 2013. I have had several photos displayed at the Iowa State Fair and have won two Honorable mentions and a Third place along the way. I love everything about the world...