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Rehoboth Church

Rehoboth Church is a Tennessee historical marker in on the Rehoboth Church grounds., Sumner County.

SE corner of Cages Bend Rd., at the intersection with Douglas Bend Rd.,on the Rehoboth Church grounds.

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Established in the home of William Dillard during the late 1700s, Rehoboth is the oldest continuing congregation in the Tennessee Conference of the Methodist Church. Rehoboth has provided Sumner County with a community-meeting place, voting site, public school, recreation site, and place of worship. This United Methodist cornerstone continues to encourage and inspire those who strive to carry on God's work for all people.

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