Local family creates website to help preserve United Methodist Church history
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Stained glass windows at Second Avenue United Methodist Church.
Stained glass windows at Second Avenue United Methodist Church.
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Detail of a window at Second Avenue United Methodist Church.
Detail of a window at Second Avenue United Methodist Church.
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A family effort has helped preserve a bit of Rome’s religious history.

A web site – http://secondavenuechurchwindows.weebly.com –has captured a brief history of Rome’s Second Avenue United Methodist Church, focusing on the stained-glass windows.

Darlene Wallace presented a program about the windows on Wednesday night. Her granddaughter, Kathryn Gibbons, created the Web page.
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