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Paul R. Marchesano on July 18th, 2026:

from Histories and Index to Belleville Methodist Churches web page, accessed 2026-07-18:
On January 12, 1955 the last service at First Methodist was held, followed by a communion service in the new Union Methodist. There was a walk from the old church to the new. Some items from each church were brought to the Union Church. From First Methodist: the organ, the upper portion of 10 stained glass windows (depicting various religious symbols), lectern and communion table (Rayhill Hall), decorative panels and large wooden arch (Leckrone Hall), Communion Arch and Bell. From Jackson Street: Communion table 1/2 (Sanctuary) and 1/2 (Asbury Hall), and Communion Chalice.

Related Instrument Entries: Unknown Builder (1955)

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