The front steps of the church.

Our new playground.

This sign, near the front of the church, is decorated for the special day.

Another view of the church.

A view from the inside.

A gingerbread house of Kingswood, made by Jennifer Sheppard.

A cake resembling Calvary Church: the birth of Kingswood.

A present-day-Kingswood cake.

A unique view from the pulput. Notice the reflection of IHS in the cross.

A festive wreath made for the celebration by Margie Hite.

Sign out near Hwy 903.

The buggy arrives at Kingswood Sunday morning. Pictured from left are Jennifer Edens, Melanie Hite Winter, and Pastor Mike Day.

Another picture of the buggy arriving at Kingswood. Pictured from left are Jennifer Edens, Melanie Hite Winter, and Mike Day.

The buggy parks in front of the church.

Randolph Hite, center, greets Pastor Mike Day, who stands in costume as a circuit rider.

Pastor Mike Day, Melanie Hite Winter, and Randolph Hite pose for this photo outside the church.

Bracey resident, Jon Hardin, stands with his horse Champ.

Jake Brame was among the children enjoying the swingset that afternoon.

Whisky, the horse, enjoys a snack on the day of the celebration.

A popcorn machine was among the many snacks avaiable during the feast following the church service.

Kingswood was pleased to have had 236 people come out to participate on this special anniversary.

Jason and Melanie Winter stand dressed for the occassion.

Matthew and Margie Hite.

Pictured are Celeste and Gary Evans.

A front shot of the buggy making its way to the church before the service.

The buggy parks.

Doris Arrington and her sister, Gertie, pose for this photo.

Pictured, from left: Melanie Winter, Randolph Hite, Jason Winter, Billy Hite.

People make their way into the church after signing the register.

An impressive 236 people attended the service, some traveling across country.

Rev. Mike Day gives the message.

Pictured are Carol Corker, Tom Corker, Jennifer Sheppard, Bob Sheppard (behind), and Susan Sheppard.

Pictured are Nadine Clary, Buddy Baird, Miriam Baird, and the former Diane Jones.

Tents outside provided much-needed shade as guests enjoyed their feast.

People congregate outside the church prior to the service.

Kingswood surrounded by people.

Don and Ann Burks rest for a moment outside the church, sharing a laugh with Doris Arrington.

Pictured are Randolph Hite, Perrin Taylor, and daughter Pam.

Longtime friendships reunite, including Jennell and Carol who pose in this photo.

Seated are Doris Arrington, Kaye Hite, and Doris' sister, Gertie.

Mike and Brenda Sadler came dressed in American Civil War period clothing.

Brenda Sadler stands beside the buggy in front of the church.

Jo and Chad Wollenberg are pictured with children Avaline and Miles.

Pictured are Ron and Ann.

Among those viewing the service from the newly rennovated fellowship hall are Joyce Tudor, Delores Jones, Mary Harden, Allen Tudor, Diane Jones Lane and Rev. Harry Byrd Jones.

The Rev. Harry Byrd Jones also gave the message Sunday.

A mug commemorating the 200th Anniversary of Kingswood. [$5.00]

An engraved, wooden ornament of Kingswood United Methodist Church.[$10.00]

A DVD showcasing nearly 100 photos of Kingswood's history and recent past, compiled into a slideshow backed with music.[$10.00]