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Oak Grove United Methodist Church
City
Natchitoches 
Address
 591 Hwy 504
2003 Membership
 111
Date Founded
 1878
     After holding services in private homes and under brush arbors for a time, the first church at Oak Grove was completed in August 1878.  It stood near a grove of oak trees at the southwest corner of the present fence around the cemetery.  The name Oak Grove Church was painted on the log structure with soot and kerosene.
     A second church was built in the early 1900s.  Much of the labor was provided by church members.  This church was located right in front of the present church near the cemetery gate, facing west.  Lumber was brought over by ox and mule teams from the saw mill between Provecal and Lime Kiln.  
     The present church was constructed by 1930.  It began as a two-story building with the sanctuary on the first floor and classrooms on the second.  When it was renovated in 1959, the second story was removed and the church was bricked.  The fellowship hall was constructed in 1971.
How to Get There:
    Take exit 138 from I-49 and head east towards town on Hwy 6.  After only 0.2 miles from the interstate, take a left on Hwy 504.  Go 2.95 miles down that road and you’ll see the church on the left.
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