Fruit trees of the RTMC campus — the silent testimony of God’s hand of sustenance
Photographs and text: Praveen Deepak ‘Deepu’ • Organist and Pianist, RTMC
Over the years the RTMC campus has been able to support the growing of fruit trees and plants abundantly. I call these trees ‘the fat of the land’ — an expression from the Bible that God uses to describe the fertile propensity of the Promised Land.
I enjoy looking at detail; especially the silent and mute testimony of the trees, of nature, to God’s hand of sustenance.
Do you?
“For you shall eat the produce of your hands; you shall be blessed, and it shall be well with you.”
Psalm 128:2
The RTMC campus has been feeding birds, squirrels, and passing humans for 150 years. That is one quiet way of answering the question Deepu puts to every reader:
“I enjoy looking at the silent and mute testimony of the trees, of nature, to God’s hand of sustenance. Do you?”
Praveen Deepak ‘Deepu’
Organist and Pianist, Richmond Town Methodist Church • Photographs taken on the RTMC campus
