A History Old Union United Methodist Church

Old Union Church

Nether Providence Historical Society & Rose Valley Museum and Historical Society present

A History of Old Union United Methodist Church

Methodism, founded in England by John Wesley, arrived in America in 1771 with circuit riders who travelled from town to town, preaching in the open air. Methodist services in Nether Providence began with camp meetings at Hinkson’s Corner as early as 1804. Chartered in 1811, the Church as we see it today was constructed in 1835 when the original 1813 building was replaced. The cemetery predates the first structure. Soldiers of every war since the Revolution are buried there.

Join us in commemorating the long, rich heritage of Old Union as the Church turns the page on a new chapter in its history. Pastor Lori Wagner will talk about the history of Old Union and its cemetery. The Church will hold its last service on Sunday, June 17th.

Sunday, June 10th at 2 pm at Old Union Church

152 West Rose Valley Road, Wallingford

The program is free and open to the public.

2 responses to “A History Old Union United Methodist Church”

  1. Antrim Smith Avatar
    Antrim Smith

    We have old records from the Old Union Methodist Church, in Rose Valley, from when our relatives attended the church. Our relatives are interned the cemetery there. If you are interested, please let us know.

    1. nphistory Avatar

      Hello, please send a message to info@nphistory.org. We’d love to discuss your records.

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