PRAYER GARDEN
As a member of Canton First Baptist for over 60 years, Wally Fowler served in many capacities. As a deacon, he encouraged, consoled, and helped countless people.
Wally's love for people will be remembered through his generous gift of this prayer garden.
Thank you for choosing to spend your time praying here in the Prayer Garden. If you're grieving or need counseling, we want to help you in any way we can. Please complete the form below; we would love to contact you.
As you visit the prayer garden, we ask that you observe the rules set forth to maintain its sanctity.
- Please embrace the hushed ambiance and respect that the prayer garden is intended to be a quiet area for all visitors.
- We cannot give permission or allow reservations for group gatherings, as this space is intended for individual reflection and prayer.
- To safeguard the natural beauty of the garden and its inhabitants, we kindly request that you refrain from fishing and other outdoor activities during your visit to the prayer garden. Let us cherish and respect the delicate balance of nature that surrounds us.
- Please dispose of any waste responsibly, ensuring that the garden remains unspoiled for all who seek solace within its embrace.
- While we strive to create a welcoming atmosphere, the church is not liable for any incidents that may occur during your time here.
Your safety and well-being are of paramount importance, and we encourage you to be mindful of your surroundings.