MCINTOSH COUNTY, Ga. — It’s Christmas Eve and many people across the world are heading to evening church services or a midnight mass. Metro Atlanta is blessed with many prominent churches and mega-churches that can seat thousands, but Channel 2’s Bryan Mims made a pilgrimage of sorts to a small town south of Savannah, where one church is a big attraction for being very small. Mims’ journey took him to McIntosh County taking U.S. 17, the old Coastal Highway. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks ] The road cuts a mostly straight and narrow track through the palmetto and pine trees and a profusion of Spanish moss in the Georgia lowlands. During the drive, if you blink, you’ll miss a tiny house of God, smaller than most bedrooms and fit snugly in place in the shadow of might oaks. The trip through the quieter part of Georgia took Mims to Christ’s Chapel, a 10 foot by 15 foot church in the woods. For those who choose to step over it’s threshold, you’ll catch 12 chairs and a pulpit inside, waiting ready for monthly services. On the pulpit and on a bulletin board nearby are handwritten prayer requests and words of praise from passersby. Visitors to Christ’s Chap
