A list the churches that were organized in Florida
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County |
Church |
Cemetery |
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De Soto |
Arcadia (De Soto County) (1914-) |
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Okeechobee |
Basinger (1926?-66) |
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Hernando |
Brooksville (1925-30?) |
Mother church was the North Tampa congregation |
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Lee |
Cape Coral: Christ the Servant (1977-) |
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Palm Beach |
Chosen (1922-28?) |
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Clay |
Clay County (Bethel, Middleburg) (1914-) |
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Highland |
Crate Mills (Latella) (1922-31?) |
Mother church was the Sebring congregation |
| Riverside | Eagan (1894-?) | |
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Baker |
Glenside (1929-41) |
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Manatee |
Good Shepherd (1977-) |
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Indian River |
Indian River (1898-?) |
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Duval |
Jacksonville (1942-) |
Mother church was the Clay County congregation |
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Putman |
Keuka (1884-1926?) |
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Polk |
Lakeland (1925-43?) |
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Highland |
Lorida (Sunnyland, Istokpoga) (1929-) |
Mother church was the Sebring congregation |
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Dade |
Miami: Community (1959-82) |
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Dade |
Miami: First (1935-) |
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Lee |
North Fort Myers: First (1953-) |
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Hillsborough & Pinellas |
North Tampa (Zion) (1912-) |
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Okeechobee |
Okeechobee (CB/FGBC) (1934-66) |
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Orange |
Orlando: Community (Highland) (1952-) |
Mother church was the Winter Park congregation |
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Broward |
Pompano Beach: Morning Star (1957-) |
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Pinellas |
Saint Petersburg: First (1958-) |
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Highlands |
Sebring: J. H. Moore Memorial (1916-) |
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Lake |
Seneca (Eustis) (1915-48?) |
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Hillsborough & Pinellas |
Tampa (Zion) (1912-) |
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Orange |
Winter Park (Orlando) (1925-) |
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List of books on history for the churches in Florida
A History of the Church of the Brethren i Florida (DB thesis, Bethany Biblical Seminary 1941)
Twenty-five Years of Organized Work in Florida and Georgia by the Church of the Brethren from 1925-1950 (1953)
Brethren in Florida and Puerto Rico (1975)
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