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St. Mark's Union Methodist Episcopal Church

St. Mark's Union Methodist Episcopal Church is a South Carolina historical marker in Johns Island vicinity, Charleston County, dedicated 2023.

Charleston County · dedicated 2023 · 3657 Old Charleston Hwy., Johns Island vicinity, Johns Island vicinity

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Front: St. Mark’s Church was originally part of the Reformed Methodist Union Episcopal (RMUE) Church. RMUE ministers worked in the Johns Island area soon after the denomination formed in Charleston in 1885. St. Mark’s formally organized by 1890 to serve African American residents of Johns Island and Red Top. Reverse: In 1913 St. Mark’s became one of the founding members of the Union Methodist Episcopal (UME) Church. Rev. Joseph Ellison, then pastor at St. Mark’s, led efforts to form the denomination as a breakaway of the RMUE Church. In 1969 a concrete block building replaced what may have been the original wood frame church.

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what this marker records spans 1777 to 1789, overlapping William Gabby's years here

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Marker data: South Carolina Historical Marker Program, SC Department of Archives and History

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