The congregation of Cumberland Presbyterians in Bowling Green
began August 12, 1866. In 1869, the first place of worship was
completed; in 1906, the church relocated. Then in 1971, the church
at the current location on Campbell Lane relocated and built a
new church. On April 16, 1998, a severe hail and windstorm hit
Bowling Green, damaging many homes and
businesses. That storm severely damaged our church building. The
reconstruction process left us without a church home until December
20, 1998. On February 7, 1999, a new cornerstone was laid; and
the reconstructed new church was dedicated to the glory of God.
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This issue of the JUNIOR QUARTERLY honors the Juniors of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Bowling Green, Kentucky. Rev. C. Ray Dobbins is the pastor of this church; Mr. Earl Moseley is superintendent of the Sunday school; and Mrs. Dobbins, the pastor's wife, is writer of the Junior lessons.
This class of Juniors, comprising at present only boys, is very active in their church. The children belong to the Royal Crusaders and also compose the Junior Choir. The teacher of the class is Mrs. F. A. Spalding.
The children in the picture are: Front row (left to right), Harold Reynolds, Harold Kitchens, Jackie Jeannette, Jerry Nelson Motley; second row: John Glazier, Jackie Musgraves, Morris Craig, Jackie Reynolds, and Billy Draughon.
[Source: Junior Quarterly, Vol. 40, No. 4. October, November, December 1947, cover and inside cover]
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