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* ''Current'' Second Baptist Church (1955- , 245 South Grant Street, [[Wooster, Ohio]] | * ''Current'' Second Baptist Church (1955- , 245 South Grant Street, [[Wooster, Ohio]] | ||
** Bought from Evangelical Brethren Church | ** Bought from Evangelical Brethren Church | ||
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| + | ==Notes== | ||
| + | * Notable in this movement was the Afro-American pioneer, Richard L. Morrison, Sr. | ||
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| + | ==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 - October, Cornerstone was laid, October 11, ready for worship | ||
| + | * 1964 - October, Celebrated 70 year anniversary | ||
| + | * 2012 - October 14, Celebrated 120 year anniversary | ||
==Newspaper articles== | ==Newspaper articles== | ||
| + | <gallery> | ||
| + | File:2ndBaptistChurchBldgVineSt-Dem1892AUG31Pg03.png|Laying of corner-stone in Second Baptist Church building in 1892, once located on E. Vine St. in Wooster, Ohio. | ||
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{{Daily Record article | {{Daily Record article | ||
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{{Daily Record article | {{Daily Record article | ||
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| − | [[Category: Churches in Wooster, Ohio]] | + | [[Category:Churches in Wooster, Ohio]] |
Latest revision as of 12:44, 4 February 2023
| Second Baptist Church | |
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| Location | 245 S. Grant St., Wooster, Ohio |
| Country | United States |
| Denomination | [mandatory] |
| History | |
| Founded | 1892 |
Location
- Engine House on Spink Street, Wooster, Ohio
- Vine Street, Wooster, Ohio (1894-
- Current Second Baptist Church (1955- , 245 South Grant Street, Wooster, Ohio
- Bought from Evangelical Brethren Church
Notes
- Notable in this movement was the Afro-American pioneer, Richard L. Morrison, Sr.
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 - October, Cornerstone was laid, October 11, ready for worship
- 1964 - October, Celebrated 70 year anniversary
- 2012 - October 14, Celebrated 120 year anniversary
Newspaper articles
Laying of corner-stone in Second Baptist Church building in 1892, once located on E. Vine St. in Wooster, Ohio.
- October 10, 1964: "Second Baptist Sets Goal for New Church" by Unknown Author, The Daily Record, p..
- October 12, 2012: "Wooster's First Black Church -- Seconds Baptist Church, 245 S. Grant St. -- Celebrates 120 Years Oct. 14" by Unknown Author, The Daily Record, p..