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I was at work today and saw a post by kyredneck regarding how folks used to share the same Church building. Now this is before my time, but some of my friends grandparents have told me about how the local community would alternate going to different Protestant churches. One week the Baptist...

This is the second Presidential election I've voted in, just turned 22 in September. Back when I voted in 2012 I remember staying up in my dorm room watching the numbers roll in on the NY Times interactive map...guess what this 'ol country boy is doing again? lol

Bluegrass, Appalachian Folk/Old-Time and Country! Favorites... Bluegrass: -Del McCoury -Bill Monroe -Jimmy Martin -Ralph Stanley -Steeldrivers -Mountain Faith (they're from my old Church near Cherokee and were on America's Got Talent! :D See "I'm on the Battlefield") Appalachian Folk/Old-Time...

Good read! I've been searching for a long time for one of Lloyd's Hymnbooks, but I can't find any at all. I can't reply at work, so I can only reply here at home, where my time is limited, but rest assured I do read your posts ;). I actually stumbled across your list of Old Hymnbooks on...

@InTheLight I think I'd lose in a race against most modern vehicles heheh, especially that Dodge, my truck is made for torque, and hauling weight and only has 200HP. I don't have much "pep" and acceleration unfortunately...but she's built like a rock! @kyredneck And yes, I have heard of...

They are, but they're getting increasingly difficult to find. I saw one of those 1970 copies that you mentioned and it was priced at $150! That's quite a lot for a fairly recent book. I suppose the supply is fairly low while demand for old, solid, strong Hymns is relatively high. And thanks...

I ordered an old Hymn Book last week, a Sweet Songster, and it finally arrived! It's a Primitive/Old Regular Baptist Hymnbook from the Antebellum South. It's interesting to think that the same hymnbook I'm looking at was used by Christians over 160 years ago. Mere decades from when the last...

Evenin'! Been lurking for awhile on here, especially down in the joke's sub-forum (that's some good stuff!). I'm a 22 year old Male who's born-again believer, and I call the Southern Appalachian Mountains my home. Got Saved from reading the Bible one day in a Secular College, and most of my...