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Livingston United Methodist Church
City
Livingston 
Address
 Poplar
2003 Membership
98
Date Founded
 1800s
     Red Oak Methodist Episcopal Church was founded in the early 1800's.  The church was built on property donated by the Efferson Family in Red Oak.  Other early families in the church were the Moores, the Effersons, , the McLins, the Hughes, the Brousards, the Davidsons, the Carpenters, the Sibleys, and the Watts.  
     The congregation, led by pastor Bodi, decided to move from Red Oak to the present location in Livingston in 1944.  The name was changed to Livingston Methodist Church.  Services were held in private homes while construction took place.  Since then, Sunday school classes and a fellowship hall have been built.
How to Get There:
    From I-12, take the Hwy 63 exit (#22) and head north on Hwy 63.  A little over a mile after the exit, you will need to turn left onto Ohio St..  There will be a church sign on the right side of the intersection.  Drive for 2 blocks, and you will see the church on your right ... at the corner of Ohio and Poplar Streets.
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