Pictured here is one of the earliest church buildings in Quincy. When first constructed in 1832, the First Universalist Church was a simple Greek Revival structure built on the corner of Elm and Washington Streets in the Quincy Point neighborhood for a sum of $5003.01. The church had numerous regular and supply ministers including Reverend Fannie Austin, who was resident pastor from 1911 to 1913 and believed to be the only woman pastor of a Quincy church, until the late 20th century. The church now belongs to the Assembly of God religious sect and is called Glad Tidings Church.
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Nice looking church, and your research is great, as always! Thanks.
I am praying today - praying that I make it Prague safely! See you in 3 weeks. :D
Happy trails,lone beader. Prague will be in full bloom and absolutely gorgeous right now.
It's nice having a reader of the research, George. Thanks.
Nice church! And excellent information, as always!
I am just always amazed at the number of churches in your area.
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