Lincolnton United Methodist Church (Lincolnton, Ga.) records
In 1823, Colonel Peter Lamar donated land for a house of worship used by Methodist, Baptist, and Presbyterian congregations. In 1912, the North Georgia Conference approved the purchase of a ½ acre lot on which Lincolnton Church stands today in Lincolnton, GA. Construction, delayed by weather and funds, began in 1912 and finished in 1915. The original wooden structure featured a bell tower and the first stained-glass windows in Lincoln County. Since 1948, the church has undergone significant renovations, including the remodeling of the sanctuary, expanded education spaces, and changes to the church courtyard. Three parsonages have been acquired over the years. Lincolnton Church disaffiliated from the United Methodist Church in 2023.
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TextLincolnton United Methodist Church Membership Roster-Alphabetical 2022
The membership roster of the Lincolnton United Methodist Church as of May 2022, listed alphabetically by last name. -
Still imageRenovation of the Lincolnton United Methodist Church
Renovations to the exterior of the Lincolnton United Methodist Church. -
TextThe History of the Lincolnton United Methodist Church
A brief history of the Lincolnton United Methodist Church including details of the founding, procurement of the land and construction of the building, notable members, renovations to the building, a list of "interesting facts," and a list of pastors who have served the church. A photograph of the church building as seen in 2015 is included.