History of Union Presbyterian Church

Commemorating the homecoming of August 10-11, 1910, this volume, "History of Union Presbyterian Church," recounts the story of a significant religious community. Authored by John K. Roberts, the book provides a detailed historical overview of the Union Presbyterian Church, documenting its origins, growth, and enduring impact. It offers valuable insights into the church's role in the local community and its contribution to the broader Presbyterian denomination.

This historical record captures the spirit and dedication of the church's members, highlighting key events, figures, and milestones. It serves as a tribute to the past and a source of inspiration for future generations, preserving the legacy of faith and community. Readers interested in religious history, particularly Presbyterian church history, will find this book a compelling and informative resource.

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