A CHAPEL CALLED GALLOWAY

Fond memories beckon me to
return to a by-gone day.
Across the plains of Indiana
to a Chapel called Galloway.
A mute testimony of faith and hope
seen across a greenng field.
Evidence of another promise of God
fulfilled and sealed.
Humble in its simplicity,
majestic in its stand.
Giving a lasting tribute to God
through this fruitful land.
The congregation was made of plain folk,
mostly farmers and their kin,
extending a warm welcome
to any stranger who might wander in.
Many years have passed,
and the old church is gone.
A new one stands there and
tradition carries on,
as people, young and old alike,
pause to worship on the Lords Day
Across the plains of Indiana
in a chapel called Galloway
written in 1971 by Shirley (Sammy)Miller

In Memory of Rev Goebel Miller who faithfully served the
congregation at the Galloway Chapel United Brethren Church
south of Marshfield, Indiana from 1938-1953
Rev Goebel Miller passed away Sep 1, 1953 and is buried at
Mt HOPE Cemetery at Covington, His wife Alice Purvis Miller died Aug 17, 1992
The Galloway Chapel has been restored to a private home.