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African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, East Tennessee and Virginia Conference: 1909-2009, A historical review

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Title

African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, East Tennessee and Virginia Conference: 1909-2009, A historical review

Subject

Tennessee--Kentucky--Virginia; African Americans--Appalachian Region; African Americans--Southern States; African American churches; African American religious thought and life; Churches--AME Zion

Description

117th Anniversary booklet on the AME Zion Conference, it's history and individual church narratives to include; Bethel AME Zion (Kingsport, TN), Blackman Chapel AME Zion (Norton, VA), Brown's Chapel AME Zion (Elizabethton, TN), First AME Zion (Bluefield, WV), First AME Zion (Lovingston, VA), Goode Temple AME Zion (Lynch, KY), Harris-Anderson AME Zion (Bristol, VA), Hood Memorial AME Zion (Bristol, TN), Jones Memorial AME Zion (Greeneville, TN), Jonesboro AME Zion (Jonesboro, TN), Lebanon AME Zion (Lebanon, VA), Long's Chapel AME Zion (Dante, VA), Lyons Chapel AME Zion (Church Hill, TN), Petersburg AME Zion (Rogersville, TN), Price Memorial AME Zion (Roanoke, VA), Russell Chapel AME Zion (Rogersville, TN), Saint Paul AME Zion (Johnson City, TN), Tynes Chapel AME Zion (Rocky Gap, VA), White Memorial AME Zion (Middlesboro, KY), Williams Chapel AME Zion (Big Stone Gap, VA), Zion Hill AME Zion (Meadowview, VA)

Creator

African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church

Source

Appalachian African American Cultural Center, Pennington Gap, Virginia

Contributor

Ron Carson and William Isom II

Rights

This item can be used for private reflection and research, and not for commercial purposes.

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Citation

African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, “African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, East Tennessee and Virginia Conference: 1909-2009, A historical review,” Black in Appalachia: Community History Digital Archive, accessed September 4, 2026, https://blackinappalachia.omeka.net/items/show/2168.