High Bluff Church

Brantley County · On US 82/Ga 520 in Schlatterville.

High Bluff Church, one mile South on this Road, was constituted June 30, 1819, on a high bluff overlooking the Big Satilla River, about 15 miles from here. In 1822, the church was moved to its present location, known as the ´Big Creek Meeting House´, and was called the Big Creek Church. Later, the Piedmont Primitive Baptist Association ecognized the original title, High Bluff, and the church still bears that name.

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