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'''Good Shepherd Episcopal Church''' was a mission of the [[Episcopal Diocese of Alabama]] in [[East Lake]] located at 217 [[77th Street North]]. It was established in [[1915]] and began building its chapel in [[1921]]. Among the clergy who served it was [[Carl Henckell]]. The mission remained active into at least the 1940s. | '''Good Shepherd Episcopal Church''' was a mission of the [[Episcopal Diocese of Alabama]] in [[East Lake]] located at 217 [[77th Street North]]. It was established in [[1915]] and began building its chapel in [[1921]]. Among the clergy who served it was [[Carl Henckell]]. The mission remained active into at least the 1940s. City directories list the site as the church through at least 1959. It later served as a preschool and an antique store. | ||
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Revision as of 17:16, 8 July 2022
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church was a mission of the Episcopal Diocese of Alabama in East Lake located at 217 77th Street North. It was established in 1915 and began building its chapel in 1921. Among the clergy who served it was Carl Henckell. The mission remained active into at least the 1940s. City directories list the site as the church through at least 1959. It later served as a preschool and an antique store.
References
- "Proposed Construction: Churches" (August 25, 1921) Dixie Manufacturer
- Vaughn, J. Barry (2013) Bishops, Bourbons, and Big Mules: A History of the Episcopal Church in Alabama. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press.