Detailed description is The church building is at 315 NE First Street, just south of the Hardin School. Sunday Worship is 9:30-10:30 AM. History of the . United Methodist Church . Hardin Missouri. . The first settlement of white people west of Grand River between the Missouri River and the Iowa line was made in August, 1815, at Buffalo, about one and one-half miles southwest of the present site of Hardin. This settlement seemed to be formed of the Primitive Baptist faith. . In the winter of 1815, under the leadership of the Rev. Finis Clark, the Baptists held the first services in the vicinity of Hardin. The meetings were held in the log hut of Issac Martin on the west bank of Crooked River. . Rev. William Turnage, Baptist, was the first regular preacher in the community. He began preaching in the Buffalo settlement, in 1816. After 1820, local Methodist preachers made irregular visits to this settlement and preached in the homes of Methodists. We are unable to ascertain to what circuit of work these churches were attached until the organization of the Fishing River Circuit in 1832.. At first all the services were held in the homes until schoolhouses began to be built. Even after the first church was built the services continued to be held in schoolhouses probably because the schoolhouses were nearer the settlers. The mode of travel in those days was by walking or ox wagon. . The first record of baptism by Methodists at Hardin were, James Esrey, Justin Esrey, and Thomas Esrey, on March 3, 1844. Hannah Esrey, Elvirah Esrey Shackelford, and Amanda Esrey Rohdes were baptized August 11, 1844. . Rev. B. H. Spencer organized the Hardin Methodist Church in 1845, and as those of the Esrey family named above had been baptized the year before, we conclude they were among the charter members of the church. . The first church erected in Hardin was the old Walnut Grove Church, built in 1859 on an acre of ground bought from Scyrena and J. H. Snowden. It was a large frame building, which stood in the southeastern corner of the Hardin Cemetery. This church was organized as a Union Church. It is believed that the last services were held in the building in 1888. . From this church the second generation of Methodism was beginning to extend its influence in the community. This church building had comparatively short life for with the building of the Wabash railroad around 1869, the town moved to the present site. The old church building was sold to a Mr. Stark and the lumber was used for the building of a barn on the Tom Brasher farm. . History records that a schoolhouse of two rooms was built in 1870. This location is believed to be around 300 feet west of the intersection of 1st Street and West Elm Street. Some of the Methodist church services were held there.. The first church erected in the present city of Hardin was built by the Methodist. This church was built in 1880 and stood on the east side of First Street on what is now the Santa Fe right-of –way. The north property line is believed to be Olive Street. The church building is reported to have cost $1,600. When the Santa Fe railroad was built in 1887 the church was moved to the present site.. In the beginning the denomation was referred to as the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. In May, 1938, a union took place which changed the name to Methodist Church. In the decade of 1980 a union with the Evangelical United Brethren Church was approved thus changing the name to United Methodist. The Hardin Congregation has been a part of Chillicothe, Carrollton, Plattsburg, Richmond, Richmond-Chillicothe, Kansas City North Districts and Heartland Districts over the years of its existence. . From the beginning the church had a growth comparative with the growth of the country and town. In 1881 the membership of the Hardin Methodist Church was 74, which included many pioneer families. A number of revivals and camp meetings were held through the years adding new members to the church. In 1903 Rev. B. Marvin Harris held a revival, and the membership was considerably increased. The greatest revival in the history of the Hardin Methodist Church was held in 1905, by Rev. Lovick P. Law when the membership was increased by 100 members. Membership has been reported to have reached the 300 mark before the beginning of WWI. . On a Sunday morning in November of 1895 the church structure burned. A building committee of C. W. Dawson, S. P. Nelson, and J. M. Casli began the work of planning a new building. A new brick building with a sanctuary and an excavation large enough for the furnace and fuel storage was built. This building was completed in 1896. The church sanctuary’s look was enhanced by 13 beautiful stained glass windows. These windows were memorial gifts of the individual church members. Rev. J. M. Dempsey was the minister during the construction of the new church building. Bishop Hendricks gave the dedicatory sermon and the construction cost and cost of the furnishings amounting to $5,600 was fully paid. This building has survived 2 major floods and a tornado in the building’s first 120 years of life and is strong enough to serve as the place of worship for the UMC of Hardin for the next 100 years. .
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