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The Community Church

Kermit, Winkler County

Marker Text

50 years of camp meetings, circuit riders, singings and Sunday Schools at ranches or schoolhouses filled settlers' religious needs. In 1928, when this church was organized, its sanctuary was 1910 courthouse, bought for a dollar. Present edifice--first brick building in Kermit--is on site of that first church, and was built by generous ranchers after oil discovery. Dedicated 1938. First resident pastor was C. Y. Butler. (1966)

Marker Details

Address 302 S. Poplar St.
Location Description 302 South Poplar St., Kermit
Marker # 1005
Dedicated 1966
Size, Type Medallion and Plate
Code churches
Latitude, Longitude 31.855626, -103.092492

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