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Vaughn M.E. Church was built in 1894
Dorchester Banner/Dave RyanThe Vaughn M.E. Church has fallen into disrepair, but it was once a community center in the Oldfield area of central Dorchester County. OLDFIELD — The Vaughn M. E. Church is...
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Dorchester’s Country Churches: St. John’s United Methodist dates to 1789
Dorchester Banner/Dave RyanA congregation has been meeting at St. John’s United Methodist Church on Kirwan’s Neck Road since the 1700s. GOLDEN HILL — St. John’s United Methodist Church has observed...
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Dorchester’s Country Churches: Bethlehem M.E. is nationally recognized
Dorchester Banner/Dave RyanBethlehem Methodist Episcopal Church, on Hoopers Neck Road on Taylors Island, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. TAYLORS ISLAND — Bethlehem Methodist...
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Lane Church recalls Black history on Taylors Island
Dorchester Banner/Dave RyanLane Methodist Episcopal Church is a landmark of African-American history on Taylors Island. TAYLORS ISLAND — Lane Methodist Episcopal Church is one of the few tangible...
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Worship bulletin
Submitted photo/Shane WalkerStaff and volunteers at The Salvation Army Cambridge expressed their thanks to Christ Episcopal Church for supporting the shelter dinner program on Dec. 9. Hannukah is...
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Dorchester’s Country Churches: Taylors Island Chapel of Ease dates to early days
Dorchester Banner/Dave RyanThe Chapel of Ease on Taylors features a steeply sloped roof reminiscent of Old World architecture. TAYLORS ISLAND — Estimated to date to the third quarter of the eighteenth...
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The Rev. Bruce Byrolly dies on Christmas
Dorchester Banner/Dave RyanThe Rev. Bruce Byrolly was a retired priest in the Catholic Diocese of Wilmington, whose most recent parish was St. Mary, Refuge of Sinners in Cambridge. He made his home in...
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Antioch United Methodist serves Town Point
Dorchester Banner/Dave RyanAntioch Church was built in 1915, and is shaded by a grove of mature oak trees. TOWN POINT — The Antioch United Methodist Church, historically identified as the Antioch M....
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Dorchester’s Country Churches: White Haven UMC
Dorchester Banner/Dave RyanThe current White Haven United Methodist Church has stood on the main road of Church Creek since 1908. CHURCH CREEK — The White Haven United Methodist congregation can trace...
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Bethany United Methodist Church serves Crocheron
Dorchester Banner/Dave RyanBethany United Methodist Church was built around 1940. CROCHERON — The Bethany United Methodist Church, originally the Bethany Methodist Episcopal Church, represents the...
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