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Join us each week during the month of April, Wednesdays at 6:30pm, as we do a mini-series on the History of the ARP Church. Rev. Rick Lewis will be teaching as a part of the celebration of the 225th anniversary of Pisgah ARP Church.
This week we will be studying how the ARP Church got its beginnings in the New World.
We hope this mini-series is informative and beneficial for you!
Bagpipes sound clip taken from soundbible.com
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Some of the Bonclarken Pictures and Videos were taken from the bonclarken.org website.
Good lesson. Very interesting. Ken and Rebecca
Interesting lesson. Thanks, Rick
We have enjoyed this series on the history of the Reformed and the Associate Presbyterian church. We had heard some of these things before and are happy that they fit in with these presentations.
Where is the old brick church? You said it is still standing and memorial services are held there. Does it serve as a church today?
We have enjoyed this series on the history of the Reformed and the Associate Presbyterian church. We had heard some of these things before and are happy that they fit in with these presentations.
Where is the old brick church? You said it is still standing and memorial services are held there. Does it serve as a church today?
Thank you Rick,
We are looking forward to next weeks lesson.
John and Beth Kiser
The church is located in Fairfield County, South Carolina. Services were ceased in 1920 and only hosts commemorative services. You can learn more about the Old Brick Church at https://www.scpictureproject.org/fairfield-county/old-brick-church.html