
Browse the "Churches" section of the Shelby County TNGenWeb Bibliography list
Query the GNIS database for current and historical Shelby County Churches (744 results)
Church Histories:
- Baptist:
- Catholic:
- "A look back at the old St. Brigid's parish in North Memphis" (historic sketch in the West Tennessee Catholic):
- History of St. Ann Catholic Church - Bartlett
- History of St. Patrick Catholic
- Christian:
- Church of Christ:
- CME:
- Episcopal:
- Methodist:
- Bartlett United Methodist Church
- Collierville United Methodist Church
- Ellendale United Methodist Church
- St Lukes United Methodist Church
(formerly known as Bethel Methodist Church, then Buntyn Methodist Church )- First United Methodist Church, Memphis
- Missionary Baptist:
- Presbyterian:
Denominational Histories:
- History of the Church of God in Christ (COGIC) -- originated in the Mid-South / west TN area:
- History of the Memphis Annual Conference (Methodist)
- History of Memphis Theological Seminary (Cumberland Presbyterian):
- "History Highlights - The Black Church" includes links to denominational histories and resources:
- African Methodist Episcopal
- African Methodist Episcopal Zion
- Christian Methodist Episcopal
- Church of God In Christ
- Progressive National Baptist Convention
Church Archives:
- Methodist:
Memphis Annual Conference Archives
Luther L. Gobbel Library,
Lambuth University
Jackson, TN 38301
Phone: (901) 425-3290
Hours: Weekdays, 9 a.m. 5 p.m.
Archivist: Ann R. PhillipsNOTES:
The Memphis Annual Conference serves multi-state areas. Portions of North MS were included in this Conference until 1870. Paducah, KY remains in the Memphis Conference today.
History of the Memphis Annual Conference:.
http://www.memphis-umc.org/permanent/history.htmList of current churches in the Memphis Annual Conference:
http://www.memphis-umc.org/permanent/wherecan.htmResearching United Methodist Ancestors:
http://www.gcah.org/Searching.htm- Presbyterian:
- Baptist:
- Episcopal:
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