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Hurst United Methodist Church
City
Plaquemine 
Address
 913 Court St.
2003 Membership
 92
Date Founded
 1884

1909-1977
    Hurst Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church was organized under the leadership of Rev F.W. Lewis in 1884.  After a lot was donated by one of the members, donations for the church made it possible for a little chapel to be built.  The first pastor was Rev. George Lacy. 
     By 1909, the congregation had outgrown the small building and a new church was built.  The church dropped the "Chapel" part of the name.  Rev. Cornelius Johnson was pastor at this time.
     While Rev. A.D. Ennis was pastor (in 1969), the congregation began making plans for a new sanctuary.  The new church was completed in 1977, when Rev. Wilbur Davis, Sr. was serving as pastor.  Mr. R.L. Smith, Sr. was the lay leader at that time.

SOURCE:     Church History - Hurst United Methodist Church

How to Get There:
    Head into Plaquemine on Hwy 1.  Turn onto Court and head west.  You will see the Post Office on your left, and then reach Federal St.  The church will be just past Federal on the left.
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