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Lancaster artist, Julie Kohler, created the Boehms fraktur that was inspired by a statement made by Frances Asbury at the funeral service of his friend, Martin Boehm, April 5th, 1812.
The colorful illumination and German script are a reproduction of an original piece of fraktur penned in 'Conastogen' (Conestoga) Township in 1763.
Loosely translated from the German, the first sentence conveys the meaning of Psalm 89:1: I will sing of the mercies of the Lord forever, with my mouth I will make known Thy faithfulness to all generations.
A limited number of copies are avaliable for purchase on the Memorabilia page of our website.
Our new brochures were mailed to all of our members with the Spring 2010 newsletter, and will soon be avaliable at the following locations.
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