Description
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The “open heaven” over Moravian Falls is due in part to the Moravian missionaries who settled here to reach the Native American Indians. Moravian Falls gets its name from the 35 foot waterfall and the Moravian brothers who established a grist mill on the site in late 1750’s.
“Whenever I cause my name to be honored, I will come to you and bless you.” Exodus 20:24
The Falls is available in 14″ x 11″ print and 7″ x 5″ card (blank inside with envelope) and 16 x 20 canvas duplicate print.
This was an original 36″ by 24″ acrylic on canvas painting by Mary Hasz. The watermarks (MaryHasz.com) are only for online copy-write protection and are not part of the painting.
