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The '''Elyton Presbytery''' was the organizational unit of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church encompassing the Birmingham area from [[1831]] to [[1884]]. In the | The '''Elyton Presbytery''' was the organizational unit of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church encompassing the Birmingham area from [[1831]] to [[1884]]. In 1880, some of the churches in it were formed into the [[Springville Presbytery]]. In 1884 it was incorporated into the [[Alabama Presbytery]]. | ||
In 1880 churches in the presbytery were: | In 1880 churches in the presbytery were: | ||
* [[Bold Spring Presbyterian Church]] | * [[Bold Spring Cumberland Presbyterian Church]] | ||
* [[Rocky Ridge Cumberland Presbyterian Church]] | * [[Rocky Ridge Cumberland Presbyterian Church]] | ||
* [[New Hope Cumberland Presbyterian Church]] | * [[New Hope Cumberland Presbyterian Church]] | ||
Revision as of 07:25, 14 May 2023
The Elyton Presbytery was the organizational unit of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church encompassing the Birmingham area from 1831 to 1884. In 1880, some of the churches in it were formed into the Springville Presbytery. In 1884 it was incorporated into the Alabama Presbytery.
In 1880 churches in the presbytery were:
- Bold Spring Cumberland Presbyterian Church
- Rocky Ridge Cumberland Presbyterian Church
- New Hope Cumberland Presbyterian Church
- Harmony Cumberland Presbyterian Church
- Spring Creek Cumberland Presbyterian Church
- Montevallo Cumberland Presbyterian Church
- Six Mile Cumberland Presbyterian Church
- Pleasant Grove Cumberland Presbyterian Church
- Friendship Cumberland Presbyterian Church
- Green Pond Cumberland Presbyterian Church
- Union Cumberland Presbyterian Church
- Rock Bluff Cumberland Presbyterian Church
- Bethel Cumberland Presbyterian Church
- Hopewell Cumberland Presbyterian Church
- Pleasant Hill Cumberland Presbyterian Church
External link
- Elyton Presbytery, Historical Foundation of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church and the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in America