Inventory of the University Methodist Church Sunday School Record Books, 1879-1933Collection Number 5272![]() Manuscripts Department, University Library of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
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Online Catalog HeadingsThese and related materials may be found under the following headings in online catalogs.
Historical NoteThe University United Methodist Church, Chapel Hill, N.C., was known as University Methodist Church until 1968, when the Evangelical United Brethren Church merged with the Methodist Church. The Methodist Annual Conference assigned its first Methodist minister to Chapel Hill in the 1840s. In 1853, the Methodist congregation's first church building opened its doors on Rosemary Street. In 1889, as the congregation grew, a new church was built between the University of North Carolina's campus and Franklin Street. In 1926, classrooms were added for the Church's Sunday School. In 1961, they were replaced when the Education Wing of the Church was built. Back to TopCollection OverviewThe collection contains Sunday school record books for the University Methodist Church (predecessor of the University United Methodist Church in Chapel Hill, N.C., 1879-1933. Many of the record books, particulary the earlier ones, have detailed information, including a register with names of members and teachers; a roll of officers, teachers, and students who attended each Sunday; and a record of church services for each Sunday that may include who conducted the service, collection information, weather, subject of lesson, and a tally of Sunday school participants in attendance. A few of the record books are less detailed and provide mostly administrative information, such as reports of the secretary and treasurer, minutes, and notes. Back to Top Detailed Description of the CollectionSunday School Record Books, 1879-1933.
20 items.
Arrangement: chronological.
Sunday school record books for the University Methodist Church, Chapel Hill, N.C., 1879-1933. Some of the record books provide
different versions of names for the church and Sunday school. In the 1880s and in a 1919 record book, Methodist Episcopal
Sunday School was used. In the 1890s, Methodist Episcopal Church South was used. A record book, 1916-1926, refers to Chapel
Hill Methodist. Many of the record books are pre-printed and in the same format. A few of the record books include enclosures
that are stories or notes. A 1904 record book includes untitled sheet music, a "Bulletin of Important Facts Concerning Trinity College", Durham, N.C.; and a Coca-Cola advertisement.
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1Sunday School Record Book, 1879
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2Sunday School Record Book, 1880
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3Sunday School Record Book, 1881-1882
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4Sunday School Record Book, 1883-1884
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5Sunday School Record Book, 1886-1887
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6Sunday School Record Book, 1889-1890
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7Sunday School Record Book, 1892
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8Sunday School Record Book, 1893-1894
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9Sunday School Record Book, 1895-1896
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10Sunday School Record Book, 1897-1898
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11Sunday School Record Book, 1899-1900
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12Sunday School Record Book, 1901-1902
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13Sunday School Record Book, 1904
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14Sunday School Record Book, 1905
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15Sunday School Record Book, 1914-1915
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16Sunday School Record Book, 1915-1918
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17Sunday School Record Book, 1916-1926
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18Sunday School Record Book, 1919
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19Sunday School Record Book, 1924
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20Sunday School Record Book, 1932-1933
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