The Rev. Buddy Washburn (left), Ami Murray, and the Rev. Mac Smith tended a prayer booth last week at Old Silver Beach in Falmouth.
(Paul Blackmore/ Cape Cod Times)
Beachfront preachers hit rough waters
Some Cape residents object after town allows churches’ booth on public land
The Rev. Buddy Washburn (left), Ami Murray, and the Rev. Mac Smith tended a prayer booth last week at Old Silver Beach in Falmouth.
(Paul Blackmore/ Cape Cod Times)
FALMOUTH - They beat drums, strummed an acoustic guitar, offered the thirsty, sun-drenched masses free bottles of water, all part of their effort to bring a whiff of holiness to the parking lot overlooking a crowded beach on the western edge of Cape Cod. (Full article: 1016 words)
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