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Fountain County Churches Index
Assembly Of God - Attica
Christian Church, New - Attica
Christian Church, Old North - Mellott
Christian Church - Strerling
Christian Church, First - Veedersburg
Christian Church - Wallace -- struck by lightening; one dead, several injured -- thanks to Michael Bowman (his gma' is Maggie Bowman mentioned in the article!!
Coal Creek (Snoddy) Church - Source: Excerpts from Fountain County Genealogy Society Newsletter Oct 2013, p 3
Evangelical Lutheran, Attica, Indiana -- Source: Lafayette Journal and Courier Thursday 30 June 1938 p 15
Celebration of the 80th anniversary of the founding of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Attica will be held Sunday, Aug 28 at the church with a historical program and reunion of confirmands. The Attica Church was organized Aug 23, 1858 by Rev . A. Andreen, a pioneer pastor of the Augustana synod. The church was built in 1859 and dedicated on Christmas Day of that year. It is now the oldest church in the Illinois conference, if not in the Augus6tana synod, in which services are still held. A historical program will be presented in the afternoon and in the evening there will be a reunion of confirmands. The church now has as its pastor, Rev. CA Johnson.
Fifth Street Church of Christ - Covington
Mellott Church - Mellott
Methodist Church - Hillsboro
Miscellaneous Information (some fun stuff)
Newtown Church, Photo of Congregation in late 1960's, with names. Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission! - in regards to this photo: a note from Mike McClure Karen, it should be noted that the McClure’s of Marmac Farm are related to the Clarence McClure’s, the Lawrence McKinney’s and the Quirks. The McClure’s and McKinney’s have been Coal Creek neighbors since 1836 when the McKinney’s arrived in Fountain County joining the McClure’s who arrived in 1826. Oak Ridge Cemetery is located on the McClure/McKinney property line and is the home of many an esters from both families. The cemetery was maintained for decades by Pearce McKinney, and before him, his father Lawrence who restored the run down resting place after years of neglect. Lawrence and his bride, Alice Anderson McKinney, returned to Walnut Knoll in the late 30’s or early 40’s to farm when his father Glenn was no longer able. and since his passing my oldest son, Michael C. McClure has provided loving care to the cemetery.
--See also article here about the Presbyterian Church's 75th anniversary.
Osborn Prairie Church - 2 Pictures, one from 1892, thanks so much to Tammy Gritten Hughes. The other taken 30 April 1922. Thanks so much to Laura Knudsen: From the collection of James Henry Perrin and Anna Mariah (Morris) Perrin. Also added a short sketch from Source: 2013 History of Fountain County, Indiana. Fountain County
Genealogy Society.
Pleasant Hill Christian Church Here we have a "History of The Pleasant Hill Christian Church" by J. D. Thomas, Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission!
Presbyterian Church - Covington = new 11-2-2023
Salem Methodist Church - new 11-2-2023 
Stone Bluff, Indiana possibly Baptist or EUB
United Brethren Church - Attica See Nazarene Church, Attica for sale of the U. B. Church Building to the Nazarenes.
United Brethren Church - Kingman
United Brethren Church - Riverside built 1897, closed 1967, converted to a home, and burned about 1979. thanks Jeff Bossaer
United Brethren Church - Veedersburg
Wolf Creek - 7-7-2023 
Below is a listing of service times from 1945 for a Methodist Church.
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