Vine Street Congregational Church History and Growth
A historical account of the Vine Street Congregational Church, its origins as Sixth Presbyterian, 1846 shift to Congregational governance, notable pastors including Rev. Charles B. Boynton, and the move toward a larger edifice. It notes the simple architecture, the church's role in reform, temperance, anti slavery, and the strong, devout community, with emphasis on the current pastor Rev. Starr H. Nichols and the congregation’s aspirations for expansion.
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