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1. www.woodbinechamber.com › history-of-woodbineThe History of Woodbine - Woodbine Chamber

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   Soon thereafter, the synagogue and the Myer S. Isaac Hebrew School was established, becoming the focal point of religious and social life for the local Jewish community. In 1903, Woodbine was incorporated as an independent Borough, and was no longer part of Dennis Township.

2. www.hmdb.org › mWoodbine - The Historical Marker Database

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   Feb 17, 2020 · An early settler of this area was James Menees, at whose home Mill Creek Baptist Church was formed in 1797. James Whitsitt, first pastor, served over 50 years. Earlier known.

3. woodbineumc.org › what-we-doOur History — Woodbine United Methodist Church

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   The Rev. R. A. Young dedicated the Church in 1874, and Bishop W. M. Wrightman appointed Walter R. Lambuth as the first pastor in 1875. This was Rev. Lambuth’s first and only pastorate. The only known charter members were John S. Brien and his wife, Rochie, Medora and Blanch Hughes, and Fannie Burch Waller.

   • Location: 2621 Nolensville Pike Nashville, TN, 37211 United States
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   • Phone: (615) 254-0298

4. churchatwoodbine.com › mission-and-visionMission and Vision - Woodbine

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   We fuel a disciple-making and church multiplication movement in Middle Tennessee and beyond. This movement will share the gospel with millions, engage community needs by the thousands, and build a network of 100+ healthy churches.

5. www.facebook.com › churchatwoodbineThe Church at Woodbine | Nashville TN - Facebook

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   The Church at Woodbine, Nashville, Tennessee. 782 likes · 22 talking about this · 358 were here. Our mission is to engage the whole person with the whole gospel of Jesus Christ anywhere, anytime, w

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6. twkumc.org › tabletalk › episode-one-creating-aEpisode One: Creating a Church Culture of Innovation

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   In Table Talk's first episode, Rev. Sam McGlothlin speaks with Rev. Jim Melrose and Rev. Carlos Uroza about creating a church culture of innovation. Click below to listen and see the transcript of the episode!

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   Who designed a church in Woodbine Tennessee?

   • The Gothic Revival style building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The main building was designed by architect Francis Kimball, and the tower by architect Russell E. Hart. In 1949, J.O. and Mary Wallace organized a small church in the Nashville area of Woodbine.

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   Who built St Mary Church in Nashville TN?

   • Architect Adolphus Heiman, a German immigrant, designed the church using a Greek Revival architectural style. The first Catholic Bishop of Nashville, Richard Pius Mules, O.P., was primarily responsible for the construction of St. Mary church and led Tennessee’s Catholics until his death in 1860. He was buried beneath the cathedral.

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   When was Woodbine incorporated?

   • In 1903, Woodbine was incorporated as an independent Borough, and was no longer part of Dennis Township. Yet, as time passed, the trustees of the DeHirsch Fund soon realized that farming was not enough to sustain the community. Consequently, they invited several industries to the area. Woodbine began to develop rapidly.

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   When was the first church built in Tennessee?

   • Plans to build the first Episcopal church structure in Tennessee were set in motion in 1830. Construction began in 1889, and the doors to Christ Church Cathedral were opened in December 1894. The Gothic Revival style building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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   Why is Woodbine a Jewish school?

   • Because most of the original settlers were Jewish, Woodbine became known as the first self-governing Jewish community since the fall of Jerusalem. In the next few years, the college and its graduates won many state, national and international agricultural awards.

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   When was Nashville First Baptist Church built?

   • In 1820, Nashville First Baptist Church was organized in the Davidson County Courthouse. When the Union Army seized the church’s building during the Civil War, it was used for more than two years by soldiers, partly as a hospital. As a result, the interior was ruined. It wasn’t until the 1900s that renovation began.

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8. theculturetrip.com › north-america › usaThe Most Beautiful Churches in Nashville - Culture Trip

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   Dec 29, 2017 · Architect Adolphus Heiman, a German immigrant, designed the church using a Greek Revival architectural style. The first Catholic Bishop of Nashville, Richard Pius Mules, O.P., was primarily responsible for the construction of St. Mary church and led Tennessee’s Catholics until his death in 1860.