Amazing Grace In Palmer’s Chapel

Amazing Grace in Palmer's Chapel: Palmer's Chapel in Big Cataloochee

In Cataloochee sits a little old Methodist church called Palmer’s Chapel. Built in 1898 on property donated by Mary Ann Palmer, it was the only church in Big Cataloochee. The community was so small it couldn’t afford a full-time minister – so services were held once a month when a circuit preacher passed through.

We visited the church when my family gathered in Haywood County for Labor Day. The girls and their cousins played on the banks of the creek; while I slipped inside. I’m always blown away when I walk through those doors. The sanctuary is one of those places that just feels nearer to God. I bowed my head and prayed. I always do when I find myself in Palmer’s Chapel.

My cousin, Mechelle, joined me inside. She took up the pew in front of me. After a bit of prodding, I convinced her to sing Amazing Grace in Palmer’s Chapel. I caught it on camera – and begged her to let me post it for y’all. It was just too beautiful of a moment not to share. Enjoy!

Amazing Grace in Palmer’s Chapel

Hey there! I’m Cassie Clark, a Carolina girl who grew up in two towns on opposite sides of North Carolina. My family has lived here for 8 generations, so my love for my home state is something I got honest. I’m passionate about sharing all the things that make North Carolina living so sweet – the history, the great outdoors, the culture, and the laidback lifestyle. That’s what Where the Dogwood Blooms is all about. It’s my love song to life in the Old North State; an ode to sunshine & hurricanes.

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