On the altar the conucopia overflows with the fruit of the harvest
symbolizing this ancient tradition of thanksgiving.
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The bells are laid out in a long diagonal from wall to wall on a wine
colored cloth silently awaiting the players who will bring their tones
to life.
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The service begins with the reading of the proclamation of Governor
William Bradford to the Plymouth Colony in 1621. Many pilgrims had
died of the hardships on the new world, but the harvest had been good
and Governor Bradford called for thanksgiving.
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Reverend Duayne Meyer sits in his white robe against the dark
wall getting ready to stand.
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The choir and intrumentalists assemble in the choir loft.
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The Cornucopea up close
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