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Phil at 21:15, 31 January 2009

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Phil: New page: '''First Christian Church''' of Little Rock and its Educational Building once occupied the southeast corner of the intersection of West Tenth and South Louisiana avenues. ==References== ...

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New page: '''First Christian Church''' of Little Rock and its Educational Building once occupied the southeast corner of the intersection of West Tenth and South Louisiana avenues. ==References== ...

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'''First Christian Church''' of Little Rock and its Educational Building once occupied the southeast corner of the intersection of West Tenth and South Louisiana avenues.

==References==

==External links==

[[Category:Churches]]

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 The church was established as First Baptist Church in a log house on Third Street between Main and Scott streets in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas, on July 24, 1824. The founding Baptist pastor was [[Silas T. Toncray]]. In July 1832 the church was renamed First Christian Church. In the 1830s and until 1849 the congregation was led by former Cumberland Presbyterian pastor [[W. W. Stevenson]]. Stevenson provided leadership in the construction of the Town-Clock Church on Scott Street between Third and Fourth streets. The church was used for the first time on September 14, 1845.
-[[Image:First-christian-lr.jpg|thumb|300px|The "Town-Clock Church" between Third and Fourth streets on Scott Avenue.]]
 A brick church replaced the Town-Clock Church in 1887. This church occupied the southeast corner of the intersection of West Tenth Street and South Louisiana avenues. The church was rebuilt in 1908 as the congregation grew in size. An Educational Building was completed in 1950.
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 The church has sponsored a local food pantry for at least ten years.
+[[Image:First-christian-lr.jpg|thumb|300px|The "Town-Clock Church" between Third and Fourth streets on Scott Avenue.]]
 ==References==

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-[[Image:First-christian-lr.jpg|thumb|300px|The "Town-Clock Church" between Third and Fourth streets on Scott Avenue.]]
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 '''First Christian Church''' is a congregation of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) located in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas.
 The church was established as First Baptist Church in a log house on Third Street between Main and Scott streets in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas, on July 24, 1824. The founding Baptist pastor was [[Silas T. Toncray]]. In July 1832 the church was renamed First Christian Church. In the 1830s and until 1849 the congregation was led by former Cumberland Presbyterian pastor [[W. W. Stevenson]]. Stevenson provided leadership in the construction of the Town-Clock Church on Scott Street between Third and Fourth streets. The church was used for the first time on September 14, 1845.
+[[Image:First-christian-lr.jpg|thumb|300px|The "Town-Clock Church" between Third and Fourth streets on Scott Avenue.]]
 A brick church replaced the Town-Clock Church in 1887. This church occupied the southeast corner of the intersection of West Tenth Street and South Louisiana avenues. The church was rebuilt in 1908 as the congregation grew in size. An Educational Building was completed in 1950.

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−	First Christian Church is a congregation of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), a denomination with a long heritage of openness to other Christian traditions. Many of our members came to First Christian because of its emphasis on living by New Testament faith and practices, particularly the unity all believers have in Jesus Christ. The strength of our congregation comes from our members, and we have a long tradition of positive involvement in our community.

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-[[Image:First-christian-lr.jpg|thumb|300px|First Christian Church of Little Rock between Third and Fourth streets.]]
+[[Image:First-christian-lr.jpg|thumb|300px|The "Town-Clock Church" between Third and Fourth streets on Scott Avenue.]]
-'''First Christian Church''' of Little Rock and its Educational Building once occupied the southeast corner of the intersection of West Tenth and South Louisiana avenues.
+'''First Christian Church''' is a congregation of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) located in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas.
-The Educational Building was completed in 1950.
+The church was established as First Baptist Church in a log house on Third Street between Main and Scott streets in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas, on July 24, 1824. The founding Baptist pastor was [[Silas T. Toncray]]. In July 1832 the church was renamed First Christian Church. In the 1830s and until 1849 the congregation was led by former Cumberland Presbyterian pastor [[W. W. Stevenson]]. Stevenson provided leadership in the construction of the Town-Clock Church on Scott Street between Third and Fourth streets. The church was used for the first time on September 14, 1845.
 ==References==
 ==External links==
 [[Category:Churches]]

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	'''First Christian Church''' of Little Rock and its Educational Building once occupied the southeast corner of the intersection of West Tenth and South Louisiana avenues.		'''First Christian Church''' of Little Rock and its Educational Building once occupied the southeast corner of the intersection of West Tenth and South Louisiana avenues.

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	'''First Christian Church''' of Little Rock and its Educational Building once occupied the southeast corner of the intersection of West Tenth and South Louisiana avenues.		'''First Christian Church''' of Little Rock and its Educational Building once occupied the southeast corner of the intersection of West Tenth and South Louisiana avenues.
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		+	The Educational Building was completed in 1950.

	==References==		==References==