steeple

But to go to that small white church with the high steeple gave us hope.

Of the old church only the 47-m-tall steeple was kept.

The general brought his fingers together to form a steeple.

Then, right while he was standing there the steeple went dark.

The top of the cross on the steeple is 142 feet above the ground.

Probably in the same year the construction of the steeple was started.

At length the high white steeple of the town met my eyes.

The steeple sign does not appear in half of cases.

I can see the afternoon sun on the church steeple.

His large hands came together in front of him and formed a steeple.

A church bell was added in 1926 to the steeple.

In 1937, a new cross was added to the steeple.

"People think you can see the steeple of the church when the water goes down, but it was moved in 1812," she added.

"We thought it would be nice to have a steeple again," he said.

It was enough to build himself a new steeple, and a church hall.

He was around the side of the steeple not illuminated from the ground.

He lived long enough to see the church completed in 1873, but without its steeple.

It never had a steeple like other churches in the area.

He had said to stay on the main path with the steeple all the way to the end and I would be there.

Sure enough, at the end of the block there was a white church with two steeples.

"The only reason for a steeple is to call people to a need," she added with a smile.

"The church is not the steeple or the building and I keep trying to remind myself of that."

The third and current steeple is a replica of the first.

The church lost its steeple to a tornado on July 7, 1915.

Until 1911, the steeple was manned by a fire watch.