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Amite United Methodist Church
City
Amite 
Address
 800 N. Duncan Ave.
2003 Membership
 342
Date Founded
 1908
     The Amite church had its roots before the Civil War, when it was located between Myrtle and Duncan Avenue.  That church, the second church building of the congregation, burned down.   Elder members recall that the first church was a one room building that stood on the site of the Brown Funeral Home.  
     The third church was built in the middle of the block between Laurel and Bay, facing Mulberry.  It was destroyed by a tornado in 1908.  Another church was soon built, but it was destroyed by a 1940 tornado.  The church was rebuilt once again, on the corner of Laurel and Mulberry.  That property (where the Parish library is now located) was later sold to buy land on Duncan Avenue
     The current church was built in 1964 on Duncan Avenue.  It was dedicated on May 4, 1969.
How to Get There:
     Head north on I-55 and take the Amite exit.  Go 1.75 mi. east on Hwy 16 and turn left on N. Duncan Ave.  Go north 0.4 mi. and you’ll see the church on the right, just past E. North Pl.
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