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This document summarizes Methodist churches in Western North Carolina that were organized or merged in 1868 and 1918. In 1868, the Methodist Episcopal Church sent missionaries to North Carolina after the Civil War, forming predominantly African-American and Caucasian congregations. This resulted in new congregations being formed in what is now the WNC Annual Conference from the Methodist Episcopal Church, Methodist Episcopal Church South, and Methodist Protestant Church. Several churches are listed as being organized in 1868. In 1918, two additional churches (Maylo UMC and Warrensville UMC) were organized. In 1968, the Methodist Church and Evangelical United Brethren merged to form the United Methodist Church and the WNC Conference merged with
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- 1. 2018 ANNIVERSARY CHURCHES COMMISSION ON ARCHIVES AND HISTORY WNC Annual Conference The United Methodist Church
- 2. Bethel UMC (ME, then MP) Randolph County Organized 1818
- 3. 1868 • Civil War ended in 1865 • The Methodist Episcopal Church (Northern Methodists) sent missionaries into North Carolina, with the goal of organizing new congregations • Predominantly African-American congregations were formed • Predominantly Caucasian congregations of Union sympathizers were formed
- 4. 1868 • Result—new congregations being formed in what is now WNC Annual Conference in all three branches of Methodism • Methodist Episcopal Church (both predominantly African-American and predominantly Caucasian) • Methodist Episcopal Church, South • Methodist Protestant Church
- 5. Davis Chapel UMC (ME) Buncombe County Organized 1868
- 6. Maggie Valley UMC (ME) Haywood County Organized 1868
- 7. Matton’s Grove UMC (ME) Stanly County Organized 1868
- 8. May’s Chapel UMC (MECS) Catawba County Organized 1868
- 9. Miller’s Creek UMC (merger of ME and MECS) Wilkes County Organized 1868 (ME)
- 10. Saint Stephen UMC, Lexington (ME) Davidson County Organized 1868
- 11. Wesley Chapel UMC (ME) Iredell County Organized 1868
- 12. Maylo UMC, Ranlo (MECS) Gaston County Organized 1918
- 13. Warrensville UMC (MECS) Ashe County Organized 1918
- 14. 1968 • April 23,1968 Merger of The Methodist Church and the Evangelical United Brethren to form The United Methodist Church • The end of the Central Jurisdiction of The Methodist Church (institutional segregation) • June 5, 1968 Merger of the WNC Conference (SEJ) and part of the North Carolina-Virginia Conference (CJ) to form
- 15. 1968 WNC Annual Conference