Dothan Churches Grow With Town's Early Rise
The article chronicles Dothan’s religious expansion alongside the city’s growth in economy and learning. It details the founding of First Baptist, Foster Street Methodist, Headland Avenue Baptist, Lafayette Street Methodist, and other faith communities, noting early structures, key figures, donations, and the Jewish, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Roman Catholic, Christian Church, and Christian Science presence amid town development.
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Dothan
Main
St. Andrews
Alabama
Charsetar
Wauaren
Chris Hans
Gundéay
Foster Street
Headland
J. HK. Powell
J. C. Skipper
First Baptist Church
Poplar Beach
I. Mendheim
G. W. Brialwood
Columbia Pre Hanl
R. Adair
Foster, Street
Headland Avenue
Lafayette Street
J. Taylor
St. Andrews Street
Taylor
Olf
W H Falmer
Grandview
North Ping Street
Emanuel Cringe
Amelia Cring
Presbyterian Church
KR. T. Wallace
Episcopal Church
Momn
W. Main
Church of Nativity
Florida
Father Roger of
Eufaula
First Christian Church
J. E Spelgle
Bro
Grady Spelgle
Tabernacle
Newton Street
Christian Science Society
Malone
M. H
3 Street Methodist Church
Headland Avenue Baptist Church
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