First Presbyterian Church of Carmi Chronicle
The Carmi church history notes the original 19th century assembly sharing space with Methodists until 1866 when a new sanctuary was built. Over 135 years the congregation witnessed in the Reformed tradition while multiple pastors and a growing educational complex shaped the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White County
First Presbyterian Church
Carmi
Carmi Methodist Church History Continued From Page 1
A historical list chronicles pastors of Carmi Methodist Church from 1851 through 1916, naming leaders such as J. W. Miller James Johnson John Shepherd A. B. Morrison David Williamson and others by year ranges and single terms, highlighting church leadership over decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmi Methodist Church
William Tilroe
A. B. Nisbet
FE. A. Hoyt
C. N. Wilson
W. C. Evers
Valentine D. Lingenfelter
J. W. van Cleve
Nathaniel Crow
William van Cleve
Ephriam Joy
James G. Dee
J. W. McNeill
John A. Taylor
Robert D. Woodley
Lawrence Smith
W. H. Pool
F. M. van Treese
T. R. Ragsdale
O. F. Cul
East Carmi Baptist Church Timeline and Milestones
The committee planned fundraising for a new church building. Trinity Builders of Chicago received the contract for the church, which was dedicated June 1 1947 at Third and Main. Rev Purdue resigned December 1948, Rev Charles H Morris took over March 1949, an organ program Hymns That Endure with Frieda Harper began June 1949 on WROY Carmi. In July 1950 a lot was bought in East Carmi and the East Side Baptist Mission started with Rev James Crews of Albion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Builders of
Chicago
Third
Main Streets
Purdue
Charles H. Morris
WROY
Carmi
Frieda Harper
East Carmi
East Side
Carmi Methodist Church Pastors List Noted Through 1965
The record lists pastors serving Carmi Methodist Church from 1917 through 1964, naming H. W. Smoot to W. L. Cummins and noting Rev. Jack Frick as present pastor, transferred from Benton Illinois in June 1965. The church aims to pursue further Kingdom goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Thedford
W. L. Cummins
Jack Frick
Benton
Illinois
Carmi Methodist Church
Kingdom of God
Glad Tidings Revival Center history and future plan
Rubye Phelps writes that in 1962 a group moved into a Maple Street building to build a Glad Tidings Revival Center. The article notes ongoing faith, salvation, and plans to erect a new monument to the Lord, stressing unity and equal worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubye Phelps
Kingdom of God
Maple Street
God
Also Mentioned on This Page
O. B. Salmon
Grayville
Morris
John L. Phillips
Phillips
Stewart St. Road
Charles Sloan
Stewart St. Baptist Chapel
Bill Allen Carter
Montgomery Circle
Oak Streets
Margaret Hodge
Ray Belcher
Kenneth Archer
Rev. Phillips
Carl Jacobs
Jacobs
Glenn Toler
Rev. Toler
The
Presbyterian Church
Ethel Bee
Enid Lewis Thuermer
Rose Mary Bee
Charles P. Berry
Berry S. Crebs
R. F. Hurley
Charlie Gibbs
W. A. Ball
Molly Stewart
Robert Finch
Ivan McCallister
William C. Smith
Lillie Campbell Silliman
Frank C. Sibley
W. G. Boyer
Charley Randolph
William Ball
John M. Crebs
Zachary Boyer
Henry Lewis
Chauncey Stewart Conger
Joe Fleming Williams
First Baptist Church
George Beck
Mel Spencer
A. S. Rudolph
George Staley
Orlando Burrell
Harvey H. Crozier
Bent Fuller
Carmi and
Kisner’s Pharmacy
Kisners
MAIN
Pharmacy
Carmi, Illinois