08 Wednesday Jul 2015
Posted in Big Harts Creek
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A.C. Hager, Bethlehem Association, Charlie Curry, Cole Branch Church, Ferrellsburg, Fourteen Mile Church, General Assembly, Gilbert Moore, Good Hope Association, Grover Gartin, Guyan Church, Harry Adkins, Harts Creek, Isaac Fry, Isaac Marion Nelson, John Gartin, Lincoln County, Marvel Elkins, Mountain Home Church, Mt. Era Church, Parris Hensley, W.M. Tomblin, West Virginia
The General Assembly formed on Harts Creek in 1911
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What denomination were these churches? If you might know. Thank you, for the post!
The General Assembly churches were independent of any denomination, but had once been United Baptists. Some of these churches later returned to the United Baptist association, while others remained in the General Assembly. We still have a few General Assembly churches remaining in the Harts Creek area.