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SOUTH PARK CHURCH.
FIRST CHURCH.
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EAST CLEVELAND CHURCH.
FRANKLIN STREET CHURCH.
FIRST GERMAN CHURCH.
CHRIST CHURCH.
TAYLOR STREET CHURCH.
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THE GERMAN CHURCH (WEST SIDE).
SUPERIOR STREET TABERNACLE.
SCOVILL AVENUE CHURCH.
LORAIN STREET CHURCH.
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GRACE CHURCH.
BROADWAY CHURCH.
WILLSON AVENUE CHURCH.
UNION CHAPEL (COLORED)
Union
Chapel was organized April 20, 1874, with the following
officers: John Pendleton, class leader; H.
Woods, William Bailey, Frank Johnson, trustees. In
October following a lot of land on Hackman street was leased for
a term of five years, upon which a church edifice was built by
C. H. Norton as a gift to the society. The church
has a present membership of forty-eight. The Sunday school
has an attendance of sixty scholars. The pastors in charge
of this
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chapel since its organization have been Revs. Henry Steene,
George W. Hatton, Henderson, A. A. Price, John Pickett, George
Carr, Thomas Tompkins, W. J. H. McDade, D.D. The
present church officials are Rev. W. J. H. McDaile, D.D.,
pastor; W. F. King and Samuel Justin, local
preachers, (the latter being also class leader); William
Harris, Andrew Wilkins, and James Monroe,
trustees.
WOODLAND AVENUE CHURCH.
WILLSON AVENUE CHURCH.
SADIE CHAPEL.
FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST
CHURCH. *
THE WELSH CALVINISTIC CHURCH.
ST. JOHN'S (A. M. E.) CHURCH.
This was
organized about 1865, and has now a congregation of upwards of
two hundred members, who worship on Erie street, under the
ministrations of Rev. T. H. Jackson.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH.
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