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The following information is available for Historic Rogersville Presbyterian Church in the USA 1889:
The earliest place of worship in Rogersville was a brush arbor located in what is now the Old Liberty Cemetery. At an unknown date a building was constructed on the site where all faiths worshipped. The property was part of the158 acres purchased from the United States Government by Hugh Porter, assignee, on March 6, 1819. Hugh Porter and wife, Sarah, sold part of this land to George Simmons on December 21, 1842. After the property changed owners a few more times, on October 10 1848, two acres were deeded to the Methodist Episcopal Church South, Cumberland Prebyterian Church, Continental Presbyterian Church, Sons of Temperance and the Free Masons with Trustees Thomas Davenport, Anderson P. Neely, Daniel W. Haraway, Jonathan M. Cunningham and Peter F. Patrick. The trustee constructed a meeting house on the lot, either starting or completing in 1855, when a trust agreement was made with the creditors. This building has been described as two stories high. It was used as a community school, meeting place for Sons of Temperanc and Free Masons, as well as a place where all faiths worshipped. At an unknown date, this building burned, and the present one was erected in 1889. This property, with church building, was deeded to the Town of Rogersville on September 20, 1975, and was used as the Senior Citizen Center until a new center was built. The entire year of 1997 was spent restoring the old building to its original place in history. Currently Phase 2 Restoration is being conducted throughout the year os 2012. A new kitchen and bathroom facility is being constructed in the back of the structure for convenience of community events such as weddings, tea's, receptions and meetings.
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Merry Christmas Rogersville. Here is a clip from the bell ringing at Midnite and church organ with Silent Night.
Merry Christmas Rogersville. Here is a clip from the bell ringing at Midnite and church organ with Silent Night.
Merry Christmas Rogersville. Here is a clip from the bell ringing at Midnite and church organ with Silent Night.
Merry Christmas Rogersville. Here is a clip from the bell ringing at Midnite and church organ with Silent Night.
For you folks in Rogersville....... step outside at 12 midnite and you’ll hear the bell ringing at the Historic Rogersville Presbyterian Church. This has become a tradition in welcoming Christmas to Rogersville. This same bell which was built in 1889 has brought in Christmas to our community for well over 100 years. Tonight is a clear night so folks from many mikes away should be able hear it.
Work has begun on the renovation and painting of the old historic church. Please excuse our mess.... Thank you Mayor Richard Herston and the Rogersville Town Council for your help with this project.
A huge thank you to the Rogersville Town Council for approving funds to paint and rehab the Historic Rogersville Presbyterian Church here in town. Thank you! I personally do not attend many council meetings but tonight I noticed something. Each and every council member was cordial, friendly and genuinely interested in all the people that brought business before the town. They even took time at the end of the meeting to commend town employees on the good job they are doing in our town. The best part was they opened up the meeting with prayer and specifically prayed for the towns people. They even sang happy birthday to one of our council members family. Good stuff right here folks. Proud to live in Rogersville!! Morris Lentz
Photo credit: Danielle Gillespie Green
Thank you LCHS 2nd Grade for visiting the historic church today. A great bunch of kids!
Tonight Old Fashioned Christmas in Rogersville Program Historic Rogersville Presbyterian Church built in 1889 Music, refreshments All free and open to the public Yule Log Ceremony on the grounds 6:30 PM
Ringing in Christmas 2015 at the Historic Rogersville Presbyterian Church. This church building was constructed in 1889. The bell you are hearing is the original bell. Merry Christmas Everyone!
Bell ringing @ Midnite
Rogersville Residents: The bell at the Historic Presbyterian Church will be rung at Midnite tonight ringing In Christmas to Rogersville. This bell was installed when the church was built in 1889. For those that live in town, step outside your home and listen to the bell and think about how it might have sounded back in 1889.
Historic Liberty Cemetery
Merry Christmas!!! Had a little help from my buddy Squirt ringing in Christmas to Rogersville. God bless everyone.
The bell at the Historic Rogersville Presbyterian Church will be rung Christmas Eve @ 12 AM to bring in Christmas Day! If you live near the historic church you're invited to listen for the "Bells of Christmas" as we welcome Christmas to Rogersville. The historic church is located on Dement Street one block from the downtown area.
ROGERSVILLE KIWANIS CHRISTMAS PARADE SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!! We've just been informed there will be basketball tournaments in progress at the LCHS Gymnasium during our Christmas Parade. All parade participants report to the parking area closest to the football stadium. If that area is not available we will move to the Rogersville Church of Christ Parking Lot. The parade route will continue starting on Church Street and traveling south the Lee Street. We will have volunteers dressed in reflective vests and flashlights to help guide everyone in. Line up will still be @ 5:30 with the parade beginning @ 6:30. Thanks- Morris Lentz Rogersville Kiwanis Christmas Parade Chairperson 256-412-1936
Hey folks! Don't forget the Rogersville Christmas Parade tomorrow night. Line up is @ 5:30 at the LCHS Parking Lot behind the new gym. Parade time is 6:30 PM. The parade route has been slightly altered at the last minute. Our parade customarily travels down Mackey Street and then to Lee Street. The parade will line up at the school and travel down Church Street to Lee Street. Lee Street to Wheeler Street. Wheeler Street to College Street then back to the school. Also........don't forget to visit the Historic Rogersville Presbyterian Church in the USA 1889 @ 7 PM for the Old-Fashioned Christmas in Rogersville and Yule Log Ceremony. Free homemade baked goodies and hot apple cider.
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Merry Christmas Rogersville. Here is a clip from the bell ringing at Midnite and church organ with Silent Night.
Merry Christmas Rogersville. Here is a clip from the bell ringing at Midnite and church organ with Silent Night.
Merry Christmas Rogersville. Here is a clip from the bell ringing at Midnite and church organ with Silent Night.
Merry Christmas Rogersville. Here is a clip from the bell ringing at Midnite and church organ with Silent Night.
Ringing in Christmas 2015 at the Historic Rogersville Presbyterian Church. This church building was constructed in 1889. The bell you are hearing is the original bell. Merry Christmas Everyone!
Merry Christmas!!! Had a little help from my buddy Squirt ringing in Christmas to Rogersville. God bless everyone.
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