Brother Dan Watson built an altar for himself and his family. This altar was the place in his home where he would take all his cares and troubles to the Lord. If a child was sick he would take them to this altar to pray and it was there they received their healing. It was this altar that provided the inspiration of a pastor, Michael D. McGuire, to build and disperse 100 altars to the families of the church and some others that have been members. The purpose of these altars is a call to prayer. The altars have no power in and of themselves but provide a reminder to pray.

 

  This altar is now in the home of Dan Watson's son John Watson.

 

 Brother Lewis Price was the primary carpenter of the 100 altars. He measured, cut, routered, put together, and painted many altars. Many other men provided labor in the building and moving of the altars but Brother Lewis made this a labor of love and speaks with a quaver in his voice and a tear in his eye of the hopes that these altars will bring someone closer to God.

 

  The building took several weeks but slowly but surely the altars came into being.

 

  On December 30, 2007 a special communion service was held to dedicate the altars and disperse them with the families of Abundant Life United Pentecostal Church. The dream became the reality.