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Dixon, George L. (1818–1907) – Encyclopedia Virginia

Dixon, George L. (1818–1907) – Encyclopedia Virginia
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Davis, Cephas L. (ca. 1839–1907) – Encyclopedia Virginia

Early Years and Ministry
Davis was born about November 1839 into slavery in Christiansville (later Chase City), in Mecklenburg County. He was the son of Cephas Davis and Annie (sometimes noted as Frances) Davis. Most likely he gained his freedom at the end of the Civil War. His contemporaries’ comments and recollections suggest that Davis may have attended Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute (later Hampton University) or the Richmond Theological School for Freedmen (later Virginia Union University), but his name does not appear in the records of either school. In 1869 and 1870 he taught former slaves in Maryland for the American Baptist Home Mission Society (ABHM). ....

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Dean, Jennie Serepta (1848–1913) – Encyclopedia Virginia

Dean was born into slavery in Loudoun County on April 15, 1848, and was the daughter of Charles Dean and Annie Stewart Dean. Having secured her freedom as a consequence of the American Civil War (1861–1865), she attended schools in Fairfax County and in Washington, D.C. Dean worked as a domestic servant to help her family purchase a farm in Prince William County after her father’s death and to pay for one of her sisters’ schooling. She attended Sunday school at the First Congregational Church in Washington and later joined the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church there. She never married.
Dean began a lifetime of missionary work and dedication to racial uplift when she founded a Sunday school in Prince William County about 1878. She established additional Sunday schools in the area, several of which became congregations, including Calvary Chapel (later Greater Mount Calvary Christian Church). Dean raised money locally and in northern cities for construction of church buildin ....

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Dozens of houses of worship, one DC street, a 9-year photo project

Dozens of houses of worship, one DC street, a 9-year photo project
People at the first church ‘were so welcoming that it kind of got our project off to a happy start,’ said one photographer.
Ohev Shalom – The National Synagogue, 1600 Jonquil Street. © Joel Hoffman, courtesy DC History Center
March 2, 2021
WASHINGTON (RNS) A decade ago, photographer pals Joel Hoffman and Roy Sewall made a pact to start a project capturing images along 16th Street, the iconic boulevard that stretches from the White House to the Maryland border.
Little did they know back in 2011 that it would turn into a nine-year adventure that documents dozens of houses of worship as well as homes, embassies and other buildings. ....

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