(Sign in the church)
Fifth Creek Presbyterian Church:
Cool Spring, North Carolina
Sixteen members of the Cool Spring Community chartered Fifth Creek Presbyterian church in 1846 and began holding worship services at this site in 1849 which continue to the present.
A local philosopher once said that humans require nourishment in three areas: The body, the mind and the soul. When a group of people selected a permanent site to build their homes, the first public buildings erected were a store, a school and a church. These were considered more important to their lives than ever the government. The rural church has a distinguished history of providing the adhesive which turned a group of people into a community. There they could gather together as a unit to celebrate the birth of child, witness the ceremony of marriage or make the last walk with a friend on his journey to the grave. Throughout the dynamics of life, the country church has always been more than simply preaching and Sunday school. It has been a refuge in the storm, a glorification of life and a promise that no one is ever really alone.
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