On our way back to Flagstaff after the Grand Canyon visit we came upon this little chapel.
Isn’t it cute?! Picturesque with the mountains behind it.
Inside, everywhere you look are signature, wishes, prayers, and thanksgiving.
We were there the day after the huge tornado hit Joplin, so we put a prayer in the the box for our hometown.
Macro Monday is easy to play, snap a macro (or any close-up) photo, post it on your blog and come back here and sign MckLinky. 
MM started on Sept 29, 2008 – THANX to all of you for helping make it such a fun start to the week!
Teresa said,
Lookslike a greaat place to visit. very uplifting.
Karen said,
What a quaint little place.
Teresa said,
How great to have a place to leave prayers. Looks like a beautiful little chapel.
TexWisGirl said,
oh my gosh! totally not what i expected when i saw the sign! how great is that?!
Linda Makiej said,
What a awesome place!! I don’t think I would have left before reading every single thing there… Great shots!
EG Wow said,
This is such a great idea! Jop;in is going through so much that it must be nice for the people there to know that other people care about them and their circumstances.
Jane @ One Photo said,
What an amazing little chapel – thank you for sharing the story of this unusual place.
Barbara said,
Sorry, my first link is wrong. Please delete #13. Love your little chapel story. Arizona is a beautiful place. I lived in Phoenix for three years. A very diverse state.
Beyond Zephyr said,
What a fantastic idea for great macro shots! I wouldn’t have thought of it!
Artlover said,
It seems to be great place to pray and especially that you may sign on the walls that you have been there.
Janis said,
How cute…I love it!
Jan said,
We’ve been thru Flagstaff a few times, and never spotted this place. Interesting post and photos.
Judy said,
I love this post. I truly hope things are returning to normal as much as possible as soon as possible. Prayers and blessings!
michael said,
Love the chapel. I’ll be in the area this autumn and will have to find it.
Gattina said,
Looks like such a cute little chapel and then people have to spoil it with their graffitis. There should be a box or something to put wishes in.
Birgitta said,
Cute little hotel and what a great idea to take these macro shots!
NatureFootstep said,
interesting!
Jay from The Depp Effect said,
Wow .. well, as you know, I love to find interesting graffiti! You know, most people hate it, and it’s true that in many places, and in many cases, it’s ugly and intrusive. But here, it’s the very best kind of ‘graffiti’. The prayers and heartfelt wishes of the people – and in some cases simply their emotions, as in ‘Jack’n'Michelle’ – become part of the fabric of the little chapel. How much closer to the people can a church get?
Neat!
dona said,
Very impressive…
Mama Zen said,
What fascinating shots!
Anna VanDemark said,
Oooppps! Grabbed the wrong photo from my post
What a creative post you’ve got today! Looks like a lovely place to visit!
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DawnTreader said,
What an unusual building and idea. Wonderful.
Tammy said,
I never went there when I was in Sedona…I can see I missed something special! Great pics!
Gina said,
WOW- what an amazing place. I will have to make sure we stop there on our next trip to AZ.
kingofnewyorkhacks said,
Love the quote in that last capture, brilliant as always…what a terrific little chapel.
Gretchen said,
How cool is that! I don’t know that I would’ve ever gone in there… thanks for taking us along to this wonderful lil’ chapel!! =D