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The history of the Baptist Church dates back to 1846, when twenty people met in the Hog Creek schoolhouse, later known as the Boone School, where they resolved to organize a church.

The First Presbyterian Society was organized in the new Baptist Church building on February 27, 1857 with eleven charter members.

In 1911 and 1912, Reverend Prentice Case was the last Presbyterian minister. During these years the church was hard hit by death and removals. At that same time the Baptist Church was suffering the same effects. The Baptist's obtained the services of Reverend Fenton Fish, who was finishing his college work in Hillsdale, but because of ill health he resigned his pastorate and preached his farewell sermon in the village park on July 22, 1914.

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