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| − | [[Main Page|Licking County]] is home to a great number of churches of all different denominations. Some of the first churches in the county were Baptist and Methodist, highlighting the religious influence of early settlers from the east coast. The first church was | + | [[Main Page|Licking County]] is home to a great number of churches of all different denominations. Some of the first churches in the county were Baptist and Methodist, highlighting the religious influence of early settlers from the east coast. The first church was the [[Methodist | White Chapel Methodist Church]] which was founded in 1803. |
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[[Synagogues]] | [[Synagogues]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:43, 3 April 2015
Licking County is home to a great number of churches of all different denominations. Some of the first churches in the county were Baptist and Methodist, highlighting the religious influence of early settlers from the east coast. The first church was the White Chapel Methodist Church which was founded in 1803.
