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Laurel Springs Primitive Baptist Association

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First Baptist Church of Mount Airy

Miscellaneous items pertaining to the First Baptist Church in Mount Airy, NC including directories, programs, newsletters, bulletins and photographs. CHURCH HISTORY Mt. Airy First Baptist Church was organized on August 9, 1879 under the name The Mt. Airy Baptist Church of Christ. Sixteen people formed the charter membership which has grown to our current membership of more than 800 and a resident membership of almost 500. The organizing of the church is believed to be unique in the fact that, the day it was founded, the membership had at hand a new, up-to-date, frame building ready and waiting. A Sunday School was promptly organized and a Women’s Missionary Society was organized in 1887. In 1906 work began on the granite building that would house a sanctuary, but today houses our fellowship hall. This building was completed in 1912 and served as the center for all activities until the granite educational building was dedicated the week of March 1-6, 1953. A new sanctuary was dedicated October 6, 1968 and remains as the current sanctuary. After worship services and activities were moved to the new sanctuary and educational building , what became known as the "old sanctuary" was used less and began to deteriorate. Yet, the church continued to grow and more space was needed. So, in March 1990 the church voted to undertake extensive renovations designed to both preserve the wonderful properties of the old sanctuary and utilize all the space inside to its fullest potential. From this came a Fellowship Hall where many church activities are held, a modern, expanded kitchen that allows us to provide ministries such as Friends Feeding Friends, a dedicated nursery suite, children's Sunday School floor, and a youth suite with Sunday School rooms and a gathering place for our youth ministry. Since that time, renovations have been completed on the Educational Building and the old Fellowship Hall, creating a place for small gatherings such as showers, meetings and funeral visitations. We are currently undergoing another period of renovation, updating our current sanctuary building. Throughout our history, all of the expansions and renovations were undertaken in order to make our physical facility useful and accessible to everyone. The additions of Handicapped parking, a separate Nursery entrance, an elevator, and numerous ramps have combined to make FBC a welcoming place to all. The paragraphs above list the history of our church buildings, but our history goes far beyond buildings and renovations. We have seen our membership grow with each passing year and have been blessed with many wonderful pastors and lay leaders. Our WMU and Baptist Men have been and continue to be active in prayer, missions and many other ways. In the community, Friends Feeding Friends provides a meal to those who need one each week. We have a busy Senior Adult Prime Timers ministry, as well as ongoing youth and children’s activities and projects. For more information, a complete history of our church is available in the church office. The following excerpt was taken from the forward of our Church History compiled in honor of our 125th anniversary in 2004. We hope we will continue to live life in such a way. It is interesting to note that the light bulb was invented in the same year that our church was organized. May we suggest that just as the light bulb brought light to the world, so did the members and work of the First Baptist Church of Mt. Airy. As men and women through the years have allowed God to lead in their lives, they have brightened and illuminated many things. May we go forward as a church in seeking God's will in our lives, that God may be glorified and that we may be the people He would have us be."

Surry County: A Strategy for Methodism

Surry County: A Strategy for Methodism by Robert Wilson

Ararat Missionary Baptist Church

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Beulah United Methodist Church

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Calvary Baptist Church

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Central United Methodist Church

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Double Creek Church of Christ

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Elkin Baptist Association

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First Baptist Church of Elkin

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First Presbyterian Church of Mount Airy

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Friendship Baptist Church of Elkin

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Haymore Memorial Baptist Church

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Holly Springs Baptist Church

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Level Cross United Methodist Church

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Mitchell's River (Union) Baptist Association

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Pilot Mountain Baptist Association

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Piney Grove Baptist Church

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Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church

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Whitaker's Chapel United Methodist Church

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White Plains Friends Meeting

Items related to the White Plains Friends Meeting. THE HISTORY OF WHITE PLAINS FRIENDS MEETING The roots of Quakerism in Surry Quarterly Meeting of Friends can be traced back to the year of 1772 and perhaps as early as 1751. The roots of White Plains Friends Meeting began in the Westfield Friends Meeting. From Westfield came teachers, some of whom were also "preachers", to share their concerns and abilities in our community. In the 1850's the first family of Friends, the Vestal Hutchens family, came to this area. We can rightfully call Vestal Hutchens the founder of White Plains Friends Meeting, for it was through his efforts and in his home that the seeds for our Meeting were sown. Along with Vestal Hutchens, the name of Christina Sparger Marshall must also be listed. These are the spiritual ancestors of White Plains Friends Meeting. White Plains Friends Meeting came into existence as a body of worshippers about 1870, although it did not become a Monthly Meeting of Friends until January 4, 1890. It was recognized as a Preparative Meeting in 1887. In 1874 a building committee was appointed to make plans for a Meeting House. C. Marshall, George Y. Nichols and Vestal Hutchens made the plans for a much needed place of worship. The building of the first Meeting House began on the site of the present Meeting House. Much of the material for this first building came from the trees growing on the site. These had to be hand cut and hewn. The first pews were logs laid on the floor with slabs nailed to them for seats. This first Meeting House served as a school as well. Friends believed the education of individuals was essential. On October 11, 1889 White Plains Preparative Meeting requested Westfield Monthly Meeting of Friends to establish our Meeting as Monthly Meeting. This request was approved and sent to Yadkin Valley Quarterly Meeting of Friends. Surry Quarterly Meeting had not yet been established. Yadkin Valley Quarterly Meeting of Friends gave approval on December 21, 1889. T. Wesley Wooten, Andrew Norman, Susanna Hutchens, Dr. E. Benbow, Pricilla Patterson, David E. Sampson (who at a later date was the founder of the Winston-Salem Meeting), W. H. Pell, Mary Cook, Mary Venable and Joseph Venable were appointed to meet with White Plains Friends Preparative Meeting and officially establish our Meeting as a Monthly Meeting of Friends. Thus, on January 4, 1890, our Meeting held its first session of Monthly Meeting for Business. There were one hundred and twenty-nine Charter Members. William 0. Bunker was appointed Presiding Clerk, Lottie Marshall-Assistant Presiding Clerk and Nathan Hutchens was appointed Treasurer. Lottie Marshall Robertson provided the above information on the 50th anniversary of White Plains Friends Meeting in 1940. The current Meeting House we worship in each week was completed in 1961. Under the ministry of Willie Frye, pastor from July 1953 to June 1956, a Building Fund was started. Pastor Fred Morgan, Jr. continued this project during his pastorate from 1956 to 1959. The building goal was realized under the ministry of John M. Pipkin. The first Meeting For worship was held March 12, 1961. Gaston W. Christian was Chairman of the Building Committee.

Yadkin Baptist Association

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Blue's Grove Baptist Church

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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - Mount Airy

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Mountain Park Baptist Church

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Trinity Episcopal Church

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Mountain View Baptist Church

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Ebenezer United Methodist Church

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Old Pine Hill Baptist Church

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Pine Hill Church

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Dobson United Methodist Church

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New Home Church of Christ

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Hope Church

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Christ Community Church

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Surry Baptist Association

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AME Zion Church of Stoney (Stony) Ridge

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Grace Moravian Church

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Flat Rock Presbyterian Church

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Yadkin Valley Missionary Baptist Association

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Edward Webb Presbyterian Church

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Ararat Primitive Baptist Church

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The Community Church - Mount Airy

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Blackwater Community Church

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Turkey Ford Baptist Church

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Blackwater United Methodist Church

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Gum Orchard Baptist Church

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Selected Songs - First Edition

First Edition of the "Selected Songs" hymn booklet by W.M. Branch, published in 1920.

Jehovah's Witnesses of Mount Airy

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Westfield Friends Meeting

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Ivy Green Baptist Church

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Rockford Street Methodist Church

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Winston-Salem District, Western North Carolina Conference of the AME Zion Church

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Mount Airy Friends Meeting

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Siloam United Methodist Church

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Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church

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Indian Grove Baptist Church

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New Life Baptist Church

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Slate Mountain Baptist Church

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Zion Baptist Church

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Rockford Baptist Church

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Shelton Church of the Brethren

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Bessie's Chapel Baptist Church

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Little Vine Primitive Baptist Church

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Mitchell's River Primitive Baptist Church

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Open Door Baptist Church

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Pleasant Union Baptist Church

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Rocky Ford Baptist Church

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Snow Hill Baptist Church

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Union Cross Baptist Church

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Zephyr Missionary Baptist Church

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Faith Tabernacle Emmanuel Pentecostal Church (Apostolic) Inc.

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Miscellaneous Clergy

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Payntown Holiness Church

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White Plains Baptist Church

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Little Richmond Missionary Baptist Church

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United Primitive Baptist Church

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Flat Rock Baptist Church

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Friendly Tabernacle Church

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Galloway Memorial Episcopal Church of Elkin

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Devotion Church

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Shoals United Methodist Church

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First United Methodist Church of Elkin

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Stateline Primitive Baptist Church

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Stuarts Creek "Old Hollow" Primitive Baptist Church

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Rockford Methodist Church

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Church of Christ at Fairview

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Bear Creek Baptist Church

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New Home Missionary Baptist Church

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Midway Baptist Church

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Antioch Baptist Church

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Friendly Chapel Church

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Chestnut Ridge Progressive Primitive Baptist Church

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Hebron Methodist Church

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Early Moravians

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Salem United Methodist Church

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Central Full Gospel Church

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East Elkin Baptist Church

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East Elkin Full Gospel Church

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Grassy Creek United Methodist Church

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Salem Fork Christian Church

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State Road Primitive Baptist Church

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Mount Carmel Baptist Church

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Pilot View United Methodist Church

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Mount Airy Church of Christ

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New Hope Baptist Church

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Oak Grove Baptist Church

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Pleasant View Baptist Church

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Shoals Charge - United Methodist Church

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Hills Grove Baptist Church

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Poplar Springs Baptist Church (State Road)

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First United Methodist Church of Pilot Mountain

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Anchor Baptist Church

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Ararat Friends Meeting

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Bannertown Baptist Church

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Blessed Hope Baptist Church

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Church of God of Prophecy

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Flat Rock Church of God

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Flat Rock Pentecostal Holiness Church

Items related to the Flat Rock Pentecostal Church in the Flat Rock Community of Surry County, NC. The Flat Rock Pentecostal Holiness Church was organized on October 15, 1923 by the Rev. H.V. Dempsey, pastor at that time of the Mount Airy Pentecostal Holiness Church located on Durham Street. The organization took place in the home of Curtis Blackmon. There were six charter members - Mr. & Mrs. William Branch, Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Blackmon, Mrs. Mitch (Essie) Timmons, and Mrs. Edna Davis. This comprised the total membership for sometime. A meeting place was secured in an old rundown and planked-up building near what is now known as the Belton Road. In late 1925 and early 1926, Curtis Blackmon purchased property on both sides of the street now known as Pentecostal Holiness Church Road. On the Northeast side of the street, he built a home; on the Southwest side of the street, he donated property for the Pentecostal Holiness Church. Curtis Blackmon was a humble but determined and God fearing man. The church was built largely by his efforts and did prosper. The present church structure was built during the pastorate of Dr. Jack Goodson in 1968.

Grace Baptist Church

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Jessup Grove Baptist Church

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Loves Grove Primitive Baptist Church

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Mount Airy Wesleyan Church

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Mount Zion Baptist Church

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New Hope Methodist Church

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Pine Ridge Presbyterian Church

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Simmons Grove Baptist Church

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Southside Baptist Church

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Sulphur Springs Baptist Church

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Saint Andrew Lutheran Church

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Woodland (Missionary) Baptist Church

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Roaring River Primitive Baptist Association

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Rock Hill Baptist Church

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Salem Baptist Church

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Siloam Baptist Church

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Woodville Baptist Church

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Old Hollow Primitive Baptist Church

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Iglesia Bautista Fuente De Vida

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Ladonia Baptist Church

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Mount Calvary C.M.E. Church

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Country Baptist Church

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Franklin / Flat Top Primitive Baptist Church

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Holy Cross Missionary Baptist Church

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Maple Grove United Methodist Church

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Round Peak Primitive Baptist Church

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Salvation Baptist Church

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Blue Ridge Baptist Church

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New Bethel Baptist Church

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Zion Hill Primitive Baptist Church

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Maple Springs Baptist Church

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Amazing Grace Baptist Church

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Charity Baptist Church

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Fisher's Gap Primitive Baptist Church

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Liberty Baptist Church (Lowgap)

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Mount Vernon Baptist Church

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Roaring Gap Baptist Church

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Dobson Church of God

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Dobson Church of Christ

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Shield of Faith Baptist Church

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Dobson First Baptist Church

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Anchored in Jesus Baptist Church

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Glory Light Baptist Church

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Hogan's Creek Primitive Baptist Church

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Liberty Baptist Church (Dobson)

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Old Siloam Church

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Poplar Springs Baptist Church (Siloam)

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Redeeming Grace Baptist Church

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Shoals Baptist Church

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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - Pilot Mountain

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Mitchell's Chapel United Methodist Church

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Pine Ridge Baptist Church

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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - Dobson

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Stanford Methodist Church

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Stony Knoll Methodist Episcopal Church

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Calvary Assembly of God

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Covenant Reformed Presbyterian Church

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Faith Baptist Church

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Franklin Heights United Methodist Church

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Genesis Full Gospel Church

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Iglesia Pentecostal Cristo Viene

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Joylight Baptist Church

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Laurel Springs Baptist Church

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Community Baptist Church

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Laurel Bluff Baptist Church

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Mount Airy Christian Church

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Mount Airy Church of God

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Mount Airy First Church of the Brethren

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Mulberry Primitive Baptist Church

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Northside Baptist Church

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Old Rugged Cross Baptist Church

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Shining Light Baptist Church

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Gospel Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church

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Zion United Methodist Church

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Beulahland Baptist Church

Items related to Beulahland Baptist Church in Mount Airy, NC. Beulahland Baptist Church began July 4, 1996. The first minister was Rev. Roger Miller. The current building consists of the Fellowship Hall, first used as the church, and the new building built in 2000; now the sanctuary. Information given to David Wright by Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, church members, March 12, 2020.