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'''Ridgeway Terrace Baptist Church''' was located at in the 5128 [[8th Court South]] (8th Court South and [[Ridgeway Terrace]]) in what was known as [[Woodlawn Highlands]] but later was called  [[Crestwood North]]. It was organized on [[March 31]], [[1929]] with 34 charter members. [[H. L. Walton]] was the first pastor. The congregation met in a tent for a few months prior to the erection of the brick home that served as the church.
'''Ridgeway Terrace Baptist Church''' was located at 5128 [[8th Court South]] (8th Court South and [[Ridgeway Terrace]]) in what was known as [[Woodlawn Highlands]] but later was called  [[Crestwood North]]. It was organized on [[March 31]], [[1929]] with 34 charter members. [[H. L. Walton]] was the first pastor. The congregation met in a tent for a few months prior to the erection of the brick home that served as the church.
 
It was admitted to the [[Birmingham Baptist Association]] in [[1930]]. The congregation was discontinued in [[1936]]


==References==
==References==
* "Where Rev. Atkins Will Begin Revival" (April 26, 1930) {{BAH}} via {{BPLDC}}
* "Where Rev. Atkins Will Begin Revival" (April 26, 1930) {{BAH}} via {{BPLDC}}
* {{Allen-1984}}


[[Category:Former Baptist churches]]
[[Category:Former Baptist churches]]
[[Category:Crestwood North]]
[[Category:Crestwood North]]
[[Category:Woodlawn]]
[[Category:Churches formerly in Woodlawn]]
[[Category:8th Court South]]
[[Category:1929 establishments]]
[[Category:1929 establishments]]
[[Category:1936 disestablishments]]

Latest revision as of 22:05, 6 June 2024

Ridgeway Terrace Baptist Church was located at 5128 8th Court South (8th Court South and Ridgeway Terrace) in what was known as Woodlawn Highlands but later was called Crestwood North. It was organized on March 31, 1929 with 34 charter members. H. L. Walton was the first pastor. The congregation met in a tent for a few months prior to the erection of the brick home that served as the church.

It was admitted to the Birmingham Baptist Association in 1930. The congregation was discontinued in 1936

References