Elm Bend, South Woodford County, Ky

Elm Bend, South Woodford County, KyElm Bend, South Woodford County, KyElm Bend, South Woodford County, KyElm Bend, South Woodford County, Ky
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Academia
  • Media
  • Community
    • Blackford Family
    • Caise Family
    • Creth Family
    • Ford Family
    • Johnson Family
    • Johnston Family
    • Mack Family
    • Maxberry Family
    • Stepp Family
    • Thomas Family
    • Wheat Family
    • Williams Family
    • Woolfolk Family
    • USCT Soldiers
    • Connections
  • Education
    • Original Schoolhouse
    • Rosenwald Fund
    • Integration
  • Elm Bend Today
  • Religion
    • St. John A.M.E. Elm Bend
    • Mortonsville Baptist
  • The Land
    • Farming
    • Geography
    • Land, Loss, Change
  • Unexpected Stories

Elm Bend, South Woodford County, Ky

Elm Bend, South Woodford County, KyElm Bend, South Woodford County, KyElm Bend, South Woodford County, Ky
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Academia
  • Media
  • Community
    • Blackford Family
    • Caise Family
    • Creth Family
    • Ford Family
    • Johnson Family
    • Johnston Family
    • Mack Family
    • Maxberry Family
    • Stepp Family
    • Thomas Family
    • Wheat Family
    • Williams Family
    • Woolfolk Family
    • USCT Soldiers
    • Connections
  • Education
    • Original Schoolhouse
    • Rosenwald Fund
    • Integration
  • Elm Bend Today
  • Religion
    • St. John A.M.E. Elm Bend
    • Mortonsville Baptist
  • The Land
    • Farming
    • Geography
    • Land, Loss, Change
  • Unexpected Stories

religion in elm bend

In Elm Bend, visiting and staying in, preparing food, caring for others children. Church family was extended through the community. Members of the church community found a strong sense of belonging, support, and strength within belonging to the church. When services ended at church you made sure to shake a hand and speak to everyone you hadn't seen in a long time (services weren't every week but Sunday school was). Church provided meetings in the interest of families, community and more. It was a factor in the way in which the word spread for Black communities about important issues taking place. 

the St. John African Methodist Episcopal Church in Elm Bend or Mortonsville Baptist Church.

st. john a.m.e. church of ELm Bend

Mary and Martha Caise are standing; twin daughters of John Elmer and Katie Creth Caise; Basket Meeting at St. John A.M.E. Church ca.1940s.

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