Knox County (1941) - INDEPENDENT CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

Excerpts from

"Directory of Churches, Missions, and Religious Institutions of Tennessee:

Knox County, Knoxville"

The Tennessee Historical Records Survey, Work Projects Administration

1941

Status (1941)	Name & Location of Church or Institution	Date Organized	Name of Pastor or Executive (1941)
Active	A. B. C. Bible class Strand Theatre 403 S. Gay St.	1914	Herbert C. Sanford, Superintendent
Active	Atkin Chapel Tazewell Pike	1938	No regular pastor
Active	Blaine's Chapel Tazewell Pike	1925	No regular pastor
Active	Dry Gap Mission Dry Gap Pike	1927	Elder John Henry Peterson
Active	Eubanks Chapel Andes Road	1889	No regular pastor
Active	Evangelistic Gospel Center 609 Chicamauga Ave.	1938	No regular pastor
Active	Free Grace Fundamental Independent Church 1506 Blankenship St.	1940	Rev. Frank T. Branson
Active	Good Samaritan Mission 218 E. Main Ave.	1930	Beatrice Perkins, Chief
Active	Knoxville City Temple 1015 N. Broadway	1932	Rev. Edward Gibson Caldwell
Active	Open Door Church 509 W. Clinch Ave.	1939	Rev. Roscoe Smith
Active	People's Tabernacle 113 E. Cumberland Ave.	1897	Rev. William E. Parry
Active	Tuckahoe Church Midway Road	1932	Rev. George M. Fawver
Active	Union Chapel Washington Pike	1890	No regular pastor
Active	Your Prayer Room 220 Fretz Bldg. 605 Market ST.	1930	Lola M. Carden
Defunct	Anglo-Saxon Federation of America 601 Walnut St.	1939-1941	Rev. J. Marshall Lee
Defunct	American Israel Movement, Inc. King St. and Emory Park	1933-40	Henry W. Stough
Defunct	Gospel Mission 717 E Magnolia Ave.	1940-41	Mattie Bell Kirby, Superintendent
Defunct	Ramsey Memorial Church 719 Highland Ave.	1889-1907	Rev. James F. Hughes
Defunct	Stony Point Mission Thorn Grove Pike	1866-1939	Betty Huffaker