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Key West, Monroe County, Florida
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In 1957, Rev. Mary S. Grubbs, pastor of the Congregational Church in Creede, Colorado, uses a mobile trailer as her parsonage to serve rural communities including Maybell, 500 miles away, enabling ministry where none would otherwise exist.
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CREEDE, Colo. (AP) - The Rev. Mary S. Grubbs, Congregational Church pastor, uses a trailer as a parsonage. She believes her parsonage is the only one on wheels.
Rev. Grubbs, with the use of her trailer, brings the gospel to rural communities. Without the 31-foot trailer, Creede and Maybell would be without a Congregational pastor. The two towns are 500 miles apart.
Funds for purchase of the trailer were raised by the Congregational Pilgrim Fellowship. Capable with carpenter tools, Rev. Grubbs built a study and desk in the trailer. She has a mimeograph machine in the bedroom.
"I hope to spend the rest of my life in rural church work," Rev. Grubbs says. "The church is deeply rooted in rural communities."
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Creede, Colo.; Maybell
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1957
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Rev. Mary S. Grubbs uses a 31-foot trailer as a mobile parsonage to serve as Congregational pastor for Creede and Maybell, 500 miles apart. She built a study and desk in the trailer and has a mimeograph machine in the bedroom. Funds were raised by the Congregational Pilgrim Fellowship. She hopes to spend her life in rural church work.