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Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ) Woodland Avenue Christian Church

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Full, exterior, street level view of Woodland Avenue Christian Church located at 24th Street and Woodland Avenue. Appears to be an African American congregation. C. E. Croggett is listed on back as pastor.Sign by church reads: "National Christian Missionary Convention, Sept. 10-16, Bible School Session & Program To-Day, Special Program To-Night, Public Welcome to All Sessions."Scanning AmericaJPEGPhotograph
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  1. African Americans
  2. Christian Churches (Disciples Of Christ)
  3. Churches
  4. Woodland Avenue Christian Church

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