St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church

St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church is a Virginia historical marker in Lunenburg County, dedicated 2014.

Lunenburg County · dedicated 2014 · Route 138 at intersection with Route 613 (Brickland Road)

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Three miles west stood St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church of Cumberland Parish. Bishop William Meade consecrated the building, later known as St. John’s Woodend, in 1832. The Rev. Charles C. Taliaferro was its first minister. The church’s predecessor, Flat Rock Church, had been built by 1760. With its recessed entrance and low-church chancel arrangement, St. John’s reflected the distinctive style of church architecture then popular in Virginia. The congregation dispersed by 1963. The legacy of parish records, communion silver, stained-glass windows, and stewardship of the cemetery passed to the Episcopal Church of St. Paul and St. Andrew, in Kenbridge.

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