Bethesda and Mont Pelier Churches Near Pinehurst Found Faithful Echoes
The author recalls Bethesda near Aberdeen as a simple historic Presbyterian church and burial place for Cape Fear settlers since 1750, noting its role as a religious center and its galleries where enslaved people and masters worshiped together. He also praises Mont Pelier on Drowning Creek for its striking capitals and serene setting, portraying these rural sanctuaries as enduring ties to old Highland and colonial heritage in the Pinehurst region.
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Pinehurst
Globe
Carolina
Bethesda
Aberdeen
Azrael
God's Acre
Cape Fear
Blues
Buchans
McLauchlins
Campbells
Camerons
Weans
Master of the Universe
Robeson
Montgomery
Cumberland
Lauchlin Bethune
Moore County
Robeson County
Congress
Clay
Calhoun
Webster
Jackson
Cape Fear Valley
Washington
Drowning Creek
Mont Pelier
St. Paul's
Strasburg
Cologne
Mohammedan
Constantinople
Santa Sophia
Suleiman
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