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| − | The '''First Church of Christ, Scientist''' is a Pensacola [[Wikipedia:Christian Science|Christian Science]] congregation located at | + | The '''First Church of Christ, Scientist''' is a Pensacola [[Wikipedia:Christian Science|Christian Science]] congregation located at 5994 W Nine Mile Rd. The church also operates the [[Christian Science Reading Room]] at the same address. |
==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | Christian Science presence first came to Pensacola in [[1895]]. It was reorganized in [[1905]] as an official branch of [[Wikipedia:The First Church of Christ, Scientist (Boston, Massachusetts)|the Mother Church]] in Boston. Services were held in various downtown buildings until the church purchased a property at 15 West [[Belmont Street]] in [[1920]]. | + | Christian Science presence first came to Pensacola in [[1895]]. It was reorganized in [[1905]] as an official branch of [[Wikipedia: The First Church of Christ, Scientist (Boston, Massachusetts)|the Mother Church]] in Boston. Services were held in various downtown buildings until the church purchased a property at 15 West [[Belmont Street]] in [[1920]]. |
| − | In [[1967]], the church purchased a larger property at 4880 North [[9th Avenue]]. Construction of a new building began in April [[1972]], and the first service was held on [[December 10]], [[1974]]. The building was officially dedicated on [[December 29]] of that year. The North 9th Avenue church property has since been sold and the church | + | In [[1967]], the church purchased a larger property at 4880 North [[9th Avenue]]. Construction of a new building began in April [[1972]], and the first service was held on [[December 10]], [[1974]]. The building was officially dedicated on [[December 29]] of that year. The North 9th Avenue church property has since been sold and the church met in a storefront at 5555-D North Davis Highway until a new church was constructed on Nine Mile Road. The first services were held at the 5994 W Nine Mile Rd location on Sunday, August 2, 2020. |
| − | The Sunday service is at 10: | + | The Sunday service is at 10:30 am with Sunday School at the same hour, and the Wednesday evening meeting is at 7:00 pm. Child care is available for infants and young children during the services. The Reading Room is available before and after church services and on Mondays and Thursdays from 12:00 noon to 2:00 pm, and from noon to 2:00 pm on Saturdays. |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 00:26, 24 January 2022
The First Church of Christ, Scientist is a Pensacola Christian Science congregation located at 5994 W Nine Mile Rd. The church also operates the Christian Science Reading Room at the same address.
History[edit]
Christian Science presence first came to Pensacola in 1895. It was reorganized in 1905 as an official branch of the Mother Church in Boston. Services were held in various downtown buildings until the church purchased a property at 15 West Belmont Street in 1920.
In 1967, the church purchased a larger property at 4880 North 9th Avenue. Construction of a new building began in April 1972, and the first service was held on December 10, 1974. The building was officially dedicated on December 29 of that year. The North 9th Avenue church property has since been sold and the church met in a storefront at 5555-D North Davis Highway until a new church was constructed on Nine Mile Road. The first services were held at the 5994 W Nine Mile Rd location on Sunday, August 2, 2020.
The Sunday service is at 10:30 am with Sunday School at the same hour, and the Wednesday evening meeting is at 7:00 pm. Child care is available for infants and young children during the services. The Reading Room is available before and after church services and on Mondays and Thursdays from 12:00 noon to 2:00 pm, and from noon to 2:00 pm on Saturdays.
References[edit]
- "First Church of Christ, Scientist Dedicates Church." Pensacola Journal, December 28, 1974.
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