Pulaski Heights Methodist Church - Revision history

Phil at 06:10, 2 June 2009

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Phil at 22:23, 8 March 2009

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Phil: New page: '''Pulaski Heights Methodist Church''' is located at 4823 Woodlawn Avenue in Little Rock, Arkansas. Pulaski Heights Methodist Church was established in February 1912 with forty-seven memb...

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New page: '''Pulaski Heights Methodist Church''' is located at 4823 Woodlawn Avenue in Little Rock, Arkansas. Pulaski Heights Methodist Church was established in February 1912 with forty-seven memb...

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'''Pulaski Heights Methodist Church''' is located at 4823 Woodlawn Avenue in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Pulaski Heights Methodist Church was established in February 1912 with forty-seven members. In 1947 the congregation began building a new sanctuary at the corner of Woolawn and Monroe avenues. While the sanctuary is being constructed services continue at the [[Prospect Theater]]. The new sanctuary opened on December 24, 1950. The Education Building opened in January 1954. Shamblin Chapel opened in 1955. The Youth Building (Norma Story Children's Building) opened in 1959. The Woodlawn Therapeutic Day Care Center opened in 1973. The James B. Argue Christian Life Center was constructed in the mid-1980s. The Nixon Disciple Center opened in 2004. A Columbarium Memorial Garden opened in 2005.

The church today claims four thousand members.

==References==

==External links==

*[http://www.phumc.com/ Pulaski Heights Methodist Church homepage]

[[Category:Churches]]

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	'''Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church''' is located at 4823 Woodlawn Avenue in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas.		'''Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church''' is located at 4823 Woodlawn Avenue in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas.

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	Pulaski Heights Methodist Church was established in February 1912 with forty-seven members. In 1947 the congregation began building a new sanctuary at the corner of Woolawn and Monroe avenues. While the sanctuary is being constructed services continue at the [[Prospect Theater]]. The new sanctuary opened on December 24, 1950. The Education Building opened in January 1954. Shamblin Chapel opened in 1955. The Youth Building (Norma Story Children's Building) opened in 1959. The Woodlawn Therapeutic Day Care Center opened in 1973. The James B. Argue Christian Life Center was constructed in the mid-1980s. The Nixon Disciple Center opened in 2004. A Columbarium Memorial Garden opened in 2005.		Pulaski Heights Methodist Church was established in February 1912 with forty-seven members. In 1947 the congregation began building a new sanctuary at the corner of Woolawn and Monroe avenues. While the sanctuary is being constructed services continue at the [[Prospect Theater]]. The new sanctuary opened on December 24, 1950. The Education Building opened in January 1954. Shamblin Chapel opened in 1955. The Youth Building (Norma Story Children's Building) opened in 1959. The Woodlawn Therapeutic Day Care Center opened in 1973. The James B. Argue Christian Life Center was constructed in the mid-1980s. The Nixon Disciple Center opened in 2004. A Columbarium Memorial Garden opened in 2005.