Constantine United Methodist Church

Constantine United Methodist Church is a Michigan historical marker in Constantine, St. Joseph County, dedicated 1986.

St. Joseph County · dedicated 1986 · 285 White Pigeon St, Constantine

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Methodism began in Meek’s Mill (Constantine) in 1829 when the Reverend Erastus Felton came from the Ohio Methodist Episcopal Conference as a circuit rider to the St. Joseph Mission. This congregation, the earliest in Constantine, was organized in 1831 under the ministry of the Reverend Leonard Gurley. In 1848 the congregation erected a small brick church, which served until the present Gothic-style structure was built. Dedicated on December 1, 1878, the church was remodeled in 1955.

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Constantine United Methodist Church

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