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Second Baptist Church (Wooster, Ohio) (view source)
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==Location==
==Location==
* Spink Street, Wooster, Ohio
* Engine House on Spink Street, [[Wooster, Ohio]]
* Vine Street, Wooster, Ohio (1894-
* Vine Street, Wooster, Ohio (1894-
* ''Current'' Second Baptist Church (1955- , 245 South Grant Street, [[Wooster, Killbuck Township, Wayne County, Ohio]]
* ''Current'' Second Baptist Church (1955- , 245 South Grant Street, [[Wooster, Killbuck Township, Wayne County, Ohio]]
* 10 Oct 1964 "Second Baptist Sets Goal for New Church" The Daily Record, p. .
* 10 Oct 1964 "Second Baptist Sets Goal for New Church" The Daily Record, p. .
* 12 Oct 2012 [http://www.the-daily-record.com/religion/2012/10/12/the-city-s-first-black-church-second-baptist-church-245-s-grant-st-celebrates-120-years-oct-14 "Wooster's First Black Church -- Seconds Baptist Church, 245 S. Grant St. -- Celebrates 120 Years Oct. 14" The Daily Record, p. .]
* 12 Oct 2012 [http://www.the-daily-record.com/religion/2012/10/12/the-city-s-first-black-church-second-baptist-church-245-s-grant-st-celebrates-120-years-oct-14 "Wooster's First Black Church -- Seconds Baptist Church, 245 S. Grant St. -- Celebrates 120 Years Oct. 14" The Daily Record, p. .]
==Notes==
* Notable in this movement was the Afro-American pioneer, Richard L. [[Morrison (surname)|Morrison]], Sr.
==Timeline==
==Timeline==
* 1892 - Joint meeting of First Baptist Church and the Afro-American men interested in organizing the Second Baptist Church
* 1892 - January, Began raising money toward new building
* 1892 - January, Began raising money toward new building
* 1892 - October, Cornerstone was laid, October 11, ready for worship
* 1892 - October, Cornerstone was laid, October 11, ready for worship