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Lane Lincoln Christian Methodist Episcopal Church

Larue,

Kentucky,United-states - 42748

Detailed description is We are a member of the Second Episcopal District Christian Methodist Episcopal Church of the Louisville/Lexington District History of Lane Lincoln Memorial CME Church.
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1867 to Present.
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This document is compiled from court records, old Church documents, and old church person's recollections and from the memory of the late Jessie R.
Quinn..
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The original deed was made on the 13th of February 1867 between Jerome and Martha S.
Smith, who sold the land to Lou Handley, Albert Woodson and J.
W.
french, Trustees of the "Colored" Methodist Church for $50.00 cash.
The location was the northwet corner of Hodgenville and a small frame church was erected.
Approximately 2 years later, this building was torn down and a new buiding was erected in the "Georgetown" section where most of the black populace was located.
In 1870, this building was struck by lightning and burned, Meetings were held in the school building until C.
N.
McGill and the trustees built a church on Lincoln Boulebvard at the corner of Tanner Road.
The present edificer was erected in 1968..
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The General Conference in Jackson, TN named the churches in the conference, the "Colored Methodist Episcopal Church." In 1958, the name was changed to the "Christian Methodist Episcopal Church.".
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After the Baptist Church was established, both churches attempted to hold worship services each Sunday.
However, due to the size of the community and inter-marriages between the two congregations it was found that it was not feasible.
So at a joint meeting, the decision was made to have services as follows: Lane Lincoln has church on the 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays; and the Baptist held service on the 2nd and 4th Sundays.
This union developed into a unity that embraces the Biblical fact that we are NOT going to Heaven because of denomination but because we are CHRISTIANS serving ONE God..
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Efforts to maintain the early church involved varied activities by the officers and members such as social suppers, mock conferences, woman-less weddings, and plays.
The "assessed dues" those days were 25 cents per member and increased to $1.00 in 1932.
For rallies or special days the asking rate was $3.00 to $5.00.
Yet, the Lord continued to the and church continued to grow.
The (late) Jessie R.
Quinnm, a Deacon at 1st Baptist, often remarked the METHODIST CHURCH was "built on Sanctification and Holiness." Early records indicate that Prayer Meetings, Sunday School and Class Meetings were well attended by both young and old.
During the early years, there was a feast each Friday before the Quarterly Conference and a Love Feast on Saturday night..
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During the late 1950's, inside restrooms were added under the pastorate of Rev.
O.
K.
Matthews.
However, the building was in such ill-repair that Bishop B.
W.
Doyle assigned Rev.
J.
C.
Wilson to this charge for the purpose of building a church..
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The pastor, (Rev.
Wilson), officers and contractor (Mr.
Lipscomb) met in Cincinnati late in 1967 with Bishop Doyle and was told that if the church could provide 1/2 of the $15,000.00 down payment, the conference would provide the other half.
Our building fund had $2,239.00 and we were only offered $1,500.00 for the old church building.
The selling of the old church was placed in the hands of the contractor who received $3,000.00 for it on March 28, 1968.
Our pastor then solicited the assistance of this and surrounding counties with a positive response.
Actual work began on May 18, 1968 on the land where the parsonage previously stood.
One Trustee, Bro.
Hiter Garrett being retired, spent countless hours making sure that everything was going well and personally donated the Marquee Board that now stands in front of the church..
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At the time of building the new edifice, th officers were: Augustus Thurman, Art Skaggs, Hiter Garrett, Earl Thomas, Charles Thurman Jr., Columbus Doty, Richard Thurman and Donald L.
Thurman..
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Until our church building was completed, Rev.
Donohue Price and Officers of 1st Baptist allowed us to use their facilities without charge.
Again, we must give thanks to our ALMIGHTY GOD for the spirit of cooperation..
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The cornerstone was placed on October 19, 1968.
Ceremonies were conducted by Luckett Lodge #137 F&AM, Hodgenville, KY, with Rev.
Ceola Barnhill, Evansville, IN delivering the message..
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December 7, 1968, Bishop B.
W.
Doyle presided over the Consecration Service with a host of dignitaries in attendance..
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The Mortgage was burned in April 1979.
Events that played a major part were donations by the following: then-Mayor of Hodgenville - C.
P.
Thurman $200.00; Bro.
Art Skaggs $1,362.00 plus other properties; Sis.
Ada Domingo $2,500.00.
These funds were donated in memory of Sis.
Edma M.
Price.
On April 19, 1969, a special program was give by the United Methodist Church, Marion KY and a sizable donation was contributed.
This was Rev.
Wilson's hometown..
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On January 19, 1986, Rev.
J.
L.
Dinwiddie passed away while preaching morning service.
He would often say that he wantd to be "called home while preaching the gospel." It is mentioned here because that is exactly the way it happened.
Rev.
J.
C.
Wilson and REv.
B.
J.
Robinson were assigned to complete the conference year..
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In 1993, a system was installed to prevent water from leaking into the basement, the kitchen was renovated, new cabinets installed, and the inside of the church was painted.
In the summer of 1994, aluminum columns replaced the wood post on the front porch.
In September 1995, the eaves were covered with aluminum thereby eliminating the requirement for future painting.
In May and June 1999, the downspot system was revised to drain water away for the rear basement door..
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The 24th session of the Louisville-Lexington District Conference convened here from June.
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20-22, 1995 with Presiding Elder (Rev.) I.
H.
Naylor in charge.
The theme for that meeting was "DISCIPLESHIP 2000.".
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Rev.
and Mrs.
Stanley C.
Parton joined our church in July 1995 and remained until November, then moved their membership to 1st Baptist.
While here, Rev.
Parton taught Bible Study and Sis.
Parton worked with the Usher Board..
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This church was vistied by Bishop Nathaniel L.
Linsey, Senior Bishop of the College of Bishops with other dignitaries of the Conference on October 14, 1997..
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In October 1998, new front doors were donated by the children of the late "Gus and Laura Thurman" in their memory.
The locks were donated in memory fo Phillip Thurman, by his brother and sisters.
In November 1998, Bobby Brownfield of Brownsfield Funeral Home donated the chandelier that is in the vestibule..
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In January 1999, the Handicap Ramp was built.
In June, a flower garden was placed around the marquee and the marquee refurished.
In July, the new sound system was installed for a cost of $2,400.00.
Also, the side entrance door was replaced.
In December, the furnace was replaced for $4,500.00.
In February 2000, the church purchased a range for the kitchenm, a television and a VCR.
In the summer of this year we had carpet installed and the pews were upholstered for a cost of $9,700.00.
During this calendar year, 6 new members were added aand 3 babies baptized.
In October 2001 a Xerox copier was purchased..
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Bro.
James Starks accepted his calling and became our local minister and was ordained a Deacon at the Annual Conference on July 11, 2003 and was assigned to Miles Chapel CME Church in Lebanon, KY..
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In April 2001, the church purchased a 1991 Ford 15 Passenger Van for 3,200.50; during the same month Sis, Thelma F.
Lauderdale donated a piano and Michael Best donated an organ..
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A special Building Fund was established in August 2001 from funds acquired from the Curle family due to the death of their son James S.
(Jamie) Curle.
Named the "Jamie Fund," it started out with $1,625.00 and was earmarked to pave the parking lot.
This sum grew $4,006.50 by September 2002 and the lot was paved by Asphalt Sealing Co., Bardstown, KY for $14,550.00.
The lot directly behind the church was bought from Sis.
Egene Conner in October 2002 for $4,000.00..
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In December 2002, at the Winter Council Meeting of our Annual Conference, Bishop E.
Lynn Brown assigned our pastor, Rev.
D.Wayne Rogers to Phillips in Lexington and Rev.
B.
J.
Robinson to this charge.
this church started to have services every Sunday beginning the first Sunday in March 2003..
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June 2003, VBS was held here with record attendance, Also an Outreach Program was established when a group of ladies set up a tutoring program.
those involved included Mary Jackson, Joan Shipp, Jean Mills, Jennifer Mills and Collette Starks.
The purpose was to assist those who were having trouble with school classes.
It should be noted that these ladies all have careers..
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In October 2003, the sewage system had to be replaced.
Work was completed in November at a cost of $5,300.00..
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Our pastor, Rev.
B.
J.
Robinson became the first Afro-American to speak at Baccalaureate Services at Larue County High School in May 2005..
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Rev.
Jeffrey Sowell was assigned to us in July 2008.
He developed a relationship with the church of tomorrow and loves to interact with them..
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In the fall of 2009, we completed some cosmetic work on the church.
The inside of the church was painted, the women's bathroom was renovated and new doors were installed in the downstairs area.
On November 30, 2009, Christian Pope preached his first sermon at the age of 14..
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Our current pastor, Rev.
Aaron L.
Moss, was assigned to us in July 2011.
He and his family have come to us as a blessing to our church family as he has implemented a new vision..
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The following is a compiled record of Bishops, Presiding Elders, and Pastors as was taken from old records, current knowledge and the Conference Historian, the late Rev.
Moses Sutton.
It is noted early records were incomplete, so this is what the records shows....
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BISHOPS.
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1870 - Bishop W.
H.
Miles.
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1894 - Bishop Joseph H.
Bebee.
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1896 - Bishop Isaac Lane.
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1930 - Bishop C.
H.
Phillips.
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1946 - Bishop H.
P.
Porter.
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1959 - Bishop Luther Stewart.
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1966 - Bishop B.
W.
Doyle.
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1977 - Bishop E.
P.
Murchison.
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1978 - Bishop J.
L.
Cummings.
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1980 - Bishop P.
R.
Shy.
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1982 - Bishop Othal H.
Lakey.
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1994 - Bishop Nathaniel Linsey.
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0000 - Bishop E.
Lynn Brown.
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2010 - Bishop Sylvester Williams Sr..
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PRESIDING ELDERS.
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1893 - Rev.
S.
H.
Green.
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1894 - Rev.
F.
P.
Taylor.
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1896 - Rev.
W.
A.
Jackson.
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1897 - P.
A.
Sample.
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1898 - Rev.
W.
A.
Jackson.
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1900 - Rev.
G.
W.
Stoner.
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1906 - Rev.
T.
H.
Copeland.
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1926 - Rev.
G.
L.
Jackson.
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1928 - Rev.
J.
M.
Hodges.
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1930 - Rev.
L.
Atkins.
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1941 - Rev.
C.
L.
Howard.
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1950 - Rev.
J.
L.
Tellington.
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1953 - Rev.
C.
E.
Barnes.
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1959 - Rev.
C.
H.
Bluster.
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1966 - Rev.
J.
C.
Wilson.
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1971 - Rev.
M.
Sutton.
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1974 - Rev.
I.
H.
Naylor.
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1997 - Rev.
Charles K.
Henry.
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1999 - Rev.
R.
K.
Reid.
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2008 - Rev.
K.
Solomon Williams.
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2011 - Rev.
R.
K.
Reid.
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*** Note: the following elders served but dates of service are not available: Revs.
M.
Hunt, J.
Norris, Howe, and Brown..
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PASTORS.
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1893 - Rev.
J.
S.
Gill.
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1894 - Rev.
J.
M.
Tate.
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1895 - Rev.
R.
T.
Bailey.
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1897 - Rev.
H.
H.
Johnson.
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1900 - Rev.
E.
H.
Hall.
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1906 - Rev.
A.
Tisdale.
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1923 - Rev.
W.
A.
Jackson.
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1926 - Rev.
S.
H.
McClain.
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1927 - Rev.
J.
Taylor.
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1930 - Rev.
J.
M.
H.
Johnson.
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1934 - Rev.
M.
D.
Hemphill.
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1941 - Rev.
A.
Montgomery.
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1942 - Rev.
Williams.
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1943 - Rev.
L.
Atkins.
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1945 - Rev.
Roberts.
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1947 - Rev.
J.
H.
Hughes.
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1949 - Rev.
Petrie.
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1952 - Rev.
J.
R.
Middleton.
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1956 - Rev.
O.
K.
Matthews.
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1966 - Rev.
J.
C.
Wilson.
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1971 - Rev.
J.
C.
Hines.
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1978 - Rev.
Dwayne Golightly.
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1979 - Rev.
J.
L.
Dinwiddie.
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1987 - Rev.
R.
Robinson.
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1988 - Rev.
Cajer M.
Shaw.
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1998 - Rev.
David W.
Rogers.
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2002 - Rev.
Bobby J.
Robinson.
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0000 - Rev.
David W.
Rogers.
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2008 - Rev.
Jeffrey D.
Sowell.
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2011 - Rev.
Aaron L.
Moss.
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*** Note: Revs.
A.
Montgomery and J.
L.
Dinwiddie dies in the pulpit.
REv.
Dinnwiddie's term was completed by Rev.
J.
C.
Wilson and REv.
Bobby J.
Robinson..
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These Pastors served but dates are not available: REvs.
M.
Hunt, Hamilton, Tippins, Vaughn, Grundy, Luckett, Owsley, McElroy, Crooks, J.
Turley, C.
Turley, Caldwell, and Walls..
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