Jehovah's Witnesses
Village or Township: Springdale Township
Address: 8905 Ridgeview Rd, Mount Horeb, WI
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Notes: Second location. The Congregation of Jehobah’s Witnesses had its start in the 1930s when missionaries came to preach at the homes of people in the community and conduct public Bible lectures in various parks, in the basement of the Municipal Building, and in the Parkway Theater. As a result of this a few persons joined them in their ministry and affiliated with the Madison congregation. By 1954 there were 19 active ministers in the Mount Horeb area The new congregation was formed under Watchtower and Tract society, the governing body of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Meetings were originally held in homes and by the end of 1956 they had erected the a one story stone and redwood hall at 428 West Main Street in Mount Horeb. The congregation built a new building along Highway P in the town of Springdale.
Address: 8905 Ridgeview Rd, Mount Horeb, WI
Operated:
Pastors:
Notes: Second location. The Congregation of Jehobah’s Witnesses had its start in the 1930s when missionaries came to preach at the homes of people in the community and conduct public Bible lectures in various parks, in the basement of the Municipal Building, and in the Parkway Theater. As a result of this a few persons joined them in their ministry and affiliated with the Madison congregation. By 1954 there were 19 active ministers in the Mount Horeb area The new congregation was formed under Watchtower and Tract society, the governing body of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Meetings were originally held in homes and by the end of 1956 they had erected the a one story stone and redwood hall at 428 West Main Street in Mount Horeb. The congregation built a new building along Highway P in the town of Springdale.
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