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On [[August 26]], [[1979]] the church laid the cornerstone for a new brick building. | On [[August 26]], [[1979]] the church laid the cornerstone for a new brick building. | ||
On [[January 1]], [[2013]], the congregation merged with [[Wright’s Chapel United Methodist Church]] and [[Mt Pleasant United Methodist Church]] to form [[New Beginnings United Methodist Church]] at the site of Wright’s Chapel in [[North Birmingham]]. | |||
==Pastors== | ==Pastors== | ||
Revision as of 15:42, 2 July 2022
Douglasville United Methodist Church (originally Scott Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church) was a Methodist church located at 3117 34th Street North in the Douglasville section of Birmingham's Collegeville neighborhood.
The church erected a meeting house in 1905 and another one in 1929.
On August 26, 1979 the church laid the cornerstone for a new brick building.
On January 1, 2013, the congregation merged with Wright’s Chapel United Methodist Church and Mt Pleasant United Methodist Church to form New Beginnings United Methodist Church at the site of Wright’s Chapel in North Birmingham.
Pastors
- T. P. Phillips, 1905
- V. D. Oatman, 1929
- O. Vann Porter Jr, 1979
References
- Bains, David R. (December 7, 2020) "Cornerstones Remain: Scott Chapel and Douglasville Methodist" Chasing Churches