Asbury United Methodist Church in Lumberton, NC wrote this historical statement for their church. Previously located in the Rockingham District, after the 2012 redistricting, the church is now in the Gateway District. The author is listed as Stacie Caulder. Click here to download a searchable PDF of the history: The History of Asbury Methodist Church
Ashpole Center United Methodist Church in Rowland, NC wrote this historical statement for their church. Previously located in the Rockingham District, after the 2012 redistricting, the church is now in the Gateway District. Click here to download a searchable PDF of the history: Ashpole – Center United Methodist Church
Beauty Spot United Methodist Church in Rowland, NC compiled this history of their church in the year 1980. Previously located in the Rockingham District, after the 2012 redistricting, the church is now in the Gateway District. Click here to download a searchable PDF of the entire book: Celebration, A Service For The Laying Of The Cornerstone, Beauty Spot United Methodist Church
Bethesda United Methodist Church in Barnesville (Orrum), NC compiled this history of their church for the years 1711-1956. Previously located in the Rockingham District, after the 2012 redistricting, the church is now in the Gateway District. Click here to download a searchable PDF of the entire book: History of Bethesda Methodist Church, 1711-1956
Centenary Memorial United Methodist Church in Rowland, NC published this history of their church for the years 1882-2000. This church was located in the Rockingham District. The authors are listed as Betty Jean Cavenss Edens, John Clarence Edens and Elaine Burns. Click here to download a searchable PDF of the entire book: Centenary Memorial United Methodist Church, A History and Pictorial Directory, 1882-2000
Chestnut Street United Methodist Church in Lumberton, NC published this history of their church in the year 1949. Previously located in the Rockingham District, after the 2012 redistricting, the church is now in the Gateway District. This book is prepared by The Junior Department of Chestnut Street Methodist Church School. Click here to download a searchable PDF of the entire book: A History of Chestnut Street Methodist Church, 1949
Collins Chapel United Methodist Church in Lumberton, NC wrote this historical statement for their church. Previously located in the Rockingham District, after the 2012 redistricting, the church is now in the Gateway District. The author is listed as Franklin Grill. Click here to download a searchable PDF of the history: The Collins Chapel United Methodist Church
First United Methodist Church in Pembroke, NC wrote this historical statement for their church. Previously located in the Rockingham District, after the 2012 redistricting, the church is now in the Gateway District. Click here to download a searchable PDF of the history: First United Methodist Church “How This Church Came Into Being”
This Historical Directory of Churches in the North Carolina Conference was published in 1984 by the NC Conference Commission on Archives and History. It was compiled by Joseph W. Watson and C. Franklin Grill for research purposes. Each church listing may include the address, founding date, earliest deed, membership number, and other information. Unnamed church properties may also be included. Click here to download the searchable PDF: Robeson County
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