Second Christian Church, Midway
Inscription
Early African American Christian
Church (Disciples of Christ)
congregation established before
the Civil War. While still a
slave, Alexander Campbell served
as first pastor. A log building on
property of the Kentucky Female
Orphan School was replaced by a
frame church, c.1872. Present
brick church completed in 1906.
Presented by Second Christian Church, Midway.
Dedicated September 24, 2005.
Location
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