Founded 1791 Boehms Chapel

Boehm's Chapel is the fourth oldest existing structure built for Methodist worship in America. It was erected on land donated by the Rev. Martin Boehm, an itinerant preacher and co-founder with the Rev. Phillip W. Otterbein of the United Brethren ...

Boehm's Chapel

Built 1791, this "Temple of Limestone" is the oldest existing structure designed for Methodist use in Pennsylvania, and one of the oldest in the U.S. Erected on land formerly owned by Bishop Martin Boehm, co-founder of the United Brethren in ...

Little England Chapel

Little England Chapel, originally known as the Ocean Cottage Sunday School, was built about 1879 on property provided by Daniel F. Cock. Hampton Institute students regularly offered Sunday school lessons here to the African American Newtown community from the early ...

Wesley Chapel Trinity / John Wesley's American Parish

(Side 1):WESLEY CHAPEL TRINITY

In 1812 The Methodist Church in Savannah was formally established with the founding of Wesley Chapel at Lincoln & Oglethorpe Streets. Bishop Francis Asbury dedicated that building in 1813. In 1848 the congregation built a new church ...

Historic St. Paul’s Chapel

Welcome to Historic St. Paul’s Chapel

Established in 1766

Manhattan’s Oldest Public Building in Continuous Use

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Witness to The Great Fire of 1776

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Host to George Washington on Inauguration Day

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Survivor of the Terrorist Attacks on September 11, 2001

A Parish of Trinity Church in the ...

Williams Chapel A.M.E. Church

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This church was founded in 1873 with Rev. Dave Christie as its first pastor. In 1877 trustees Emily A. Williams, Richard Howard, and Irwin Mintz purchased a small lot here, on what was then Market Street before Glover ...

New Chapel Church

Once housing a school for area students, this United Methodist church was located closer to the Saluda River around 1820. The congregation moved to this site after Isaac Herbert, a member of the S.C. House of Representatives (1844-45), donated the ...

Wesley Chapel A.M.E. Church

This congregation was organized in 1869 by the Rev. Richard Robert Haywood, an early Texas missionary in the African Methodist Episcopal church. Trustees of the church bought land at this site in 1881, and worship services were held in a ...

Virginia Tech War Memorial Chapel

"That I May Serve"

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Brotherhood

Honor

Leadership

Sacrifice

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Ut Prosim

Duty

Loyalty

Service

1917 * 1918

H. T. Barger '16 • J. C. Berkeley '12 • R. L. Butler '15 • A. V. Carlson '21 • J. F. Clemmer '20 • J. M. Cudlipp '12 • A. S. ...

Liberty Chapel

About 1786, John Bush built a brush arbor as a community center for camp meeting at what was then called “Crackers Neck.” From this grew Liberty Chapel, “Cradle of Methodism” for this section. In 1797, Rev. James Jenkins, leader in ...