Flint Ministerial

Flint Ministerial Association

Churches belonging to Flint Ministerial Association, 1916: First Baptist church, Rev. G. C. Crippen, membership 800; North Baptist church, Rev. George M. Vercoe, membership 425; Central Christian church, Rev. J. O. Crawford, membership 286; Congregational church, Rev. Robert Cary Hufstader, membership, 295; St. Paul’s Episcopal church, Rev. J. Bradford Pengelly, membership, 1,100; Christ’s mission, Rev. C. E. Bishop, membership 200; Fourth Ward Evangelical church, Rev. C. B. Stroh, membership 250; Kearsley Park church, Rev. Frederick Kirn, membership 55; First Free Methodist church, Rev. Mr. Porterfield, membership 73; Second Free Methodist church, Rev. F. J. Calkins, membership 110; Lutheran church, Rev. Theodore Andres, membership 200; Mennonite church, Rev. Mr. Cleine, membership 60; Court Street Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. Howard Field, membership 1,400; Garland Street Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. G. W. Olmstead, membership 1,200; Oak Park Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. E. H. Mallisnson, membership 600; Kearsley Street Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. George Tripp, membership 100; Lake View Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. P. B. Hoyt, membership 84; Quinn African Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. John O. Morley, membership 150; Methodist Protestant church, Rev. J. H. Cole, membership 200; First Presbyterian church, Rev. H. D. Borley, membership 700; Parkland Presbyterian church, Rev. Howard J. Clifford, membership 200; Salvation Army, Adjutant May, membership 300.

Churches not in Ministerial Association: Apostolic Holiness church, 1900 Lyman street, Rev. G. E. Houghton; Homedale Baptist church, corner Jane and Iowa streets; Hungarian Baptist church, Central avenue and Boulevard; Mt. Olive Baptist church, Pine street, Rev. Mr. Dungy; Webster Avenue Baptist church, North Saginaw street; Christian Science church, corner Harrison and Court streets; Latter-Day Saints; Reorganized Church of Latter-Day Saints, Newall street, Rev. R. A. Harder; Lutheran, Swedish services in Y.M.C.A. building; Seventh-Day Adventists, Stockton street, Rev. R. E. Tefft.

This article was transcribed by Geraldine Waite from a work by Edwin O. Wood, LL.D., President Michigan Historical Commission, History of Genesee County Michigan Volume I, Her People, Industries and Institutions (Federal Publishing Company: Indianapolis, Indiana, 1916), Pages 729ff

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