While the United States is obviously becoming more secular and less religious, Christian church life is very much alive and well in Shelby County.
That’s the conclusion that Mae Peniston, Greg Biagi and I reached after conducting a series of book signings at more than 20 churches spread all over the county…from Graefenburg to Simpsonville and from Elmburg to Waddy.
The book is Shelby County, Kentucky 2011 – A Living History, which debuted in June.
We also visited with Ruritans at all five of their clubs in the county.