Results for Goshen Church
Goshen United Methodist Church
A local society of Methodists was organized and meeting in...
Goshen Church
Goshen Church was built about 1751. It was served by the e...
Goshen Cumberland Presbyterian Church
1 ½ mi. S.E. on the Boiling Fork of Elk. Oldest church in ...
Goshen Baptist Church
Meeting House
Former Site of
Goshen Baptis...
North Goshen M.E. Church Doorstep
This Doorstep Erected
In Memory Of The
Origina...
Results for Goshen Church
Goshen United Methodist Church
A local society of Methodists was organized and meeting in this community by the 1790s. The first meetings were held in the homes of its members. On July 7, 1801, the group initiated the subscription of funds to establish a ...
Goshen Church
Goshen Church was built about 1751. It was served by the early pastors of the Salzburgers, and later for a short time by the Moravian missionaries. The church remained a part of the Ebenezer Charge until after the Revolutionary War.
In ...
Goshen Cumberland Presbyterian Church
1 ½ mi. S.E. on the Boiling Fork of Elk. Oldest church in Franklin County. Founded 1808 by the Alexander, Cowan, Keith, McCord, Weir, and other pioneer Scots-Irish Presbyterian families. First Presbyterian congregation in Tennessee to transfer to the Cumberland ...
Goshen Baptist Church
Meeting House
Former Site of
Goshen Baptist Church
Meeting House
Erected 1809 – Chartered 1827
Relocated 1970
Marker is at the intersection of West Chester Pike and East Strasburg Road, on the left when traveling east on West Chester Pike.
...North Goshen M.E. Church Doorstep
This Doorstep Erected
In Memory Of The
Original Subscribers
Of North Goshen M.E. Church
Which Stood Here
1840 --- 1923
Marker is at the intersection of North Goshen Road and East Street North, on the left when traveling north on North Goshen Road.
Courtesy hmdb.org