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Allen Temple Presbyterian Church
Established in 1896. An outgrowth of Mt. Vernon Presbyterian Church, Allen Temple was built in the late nineteenth century, but was dismantled and moved to its present site about 1905/1906. The modest church reflects the long and nearly universal influence of the Gothic Revival which, in radically simplified form, shaped the design of so many churches of the last century.
Location:
313 E. Main St. | Cleveland, NC 27013
Phone: 704.278.4091
Christ Episcopal Church
Christ Episcopal Church was established in 1754. The church campus includes the 1826-1827 gable front vernacular Gothic Revival and American Craftsman-style brick veneered, heavy timber-frame chapel; a 1926 Craftsman-style parish house attached to the original building by an open brick arcade breezeway; and a historic cemetery. The church was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2011.
Location:
3430 Old U.S Hwy 70 | Cleveland, NC 27013
Phone: 704.278.4652
Website: christchurchcleveland.org
Cleveland First Baptist Church
Originally established in March of 1886 as Third Creek Baptist Church, the name was changed to First Baptist Church in March 1887. The original church burned in May of 1914 after being struck by lightning. In January of 1923, the new sanctuary was built. In April of 1968, the current church was dedicated. In 1994, the church was incorporated, and the name was changed to Cleveland First Baptist Church.
The Cleveland First Baptist Church stages a live drive-through nativity scene during the Christmas season.
Location:
200 Maple St. | Cleveland, NC 27013
Phone: 704.278.4586
Website: clevelandfirstbc.net
Cleveland Presbyterian Church
Cleveland Presbyterian Church was established in 1890. It is understood that Mr. C. M. Roseboro who built the church gained the triangular design concept with cathedral windows from a church in New York City.
The unique design of the Cleveland Presbyterian Church is both a community landmark and one of the most photographed in town. A one-story gable-roof frame Sunday School building is attached to the rear of the church by a passageway. The pews are arranged in an arch facing the apse in the church’s west corner.
Location:
101 Maple St. | Cleveland, NC 27013
Phone: 704.278.4652
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Cornerstone Baptist Church
Cornerstone Baptist Church began in September of 1993 with just a few families. Now entering the second 20 years, “We are excited that God is preparing to build off the foundation of our first 20 years. We are a community of people who desire to become mature and ministering worshipers of God.” Cornerstone Baptist Church provides multiple programs for all ages and a community ball field.
Location:
200 Clearview Rd. | Cleveland, NC 27013
Phone: 704.278.0407
Website: cornerstonenc.org
Third Creek AME Zion Church
Location:
415 E. Main St. | Cleveland, NC 27013
Phone: 704.278.2289
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Cedar Grove AME Zion Church
Established in 1908, Cedar Grove AME Zion Church is known for its Gospel Choir and annual picnic. The picnic is held on the fourth Saturday in August with fish still fried in cast iron pans. It’s a 100-year tradition.
Location:
2430 Hildebrand Rd. | Cleveland, NC 27013
Phone: 704.278.2947
Mt. Tabor Presbyterian Church
Location:
935 Mt. Tabor Rd. | Cleveland, NC 27013
Phone: 704.278.1688
Website: pcusa.org/congregations/1148
Morning Star Baptist Church
A place to worship! A place to draw closer to God. A place to call home.
Location:
175 Mountain Rd. | Cleveland, NC 27013
Phone: 704.278.1688
Website: morning-starbaptistchurch.com
Third Creek Presbyterian Church
Third Creek Presbyterian Church is a historic church and cemetery built in 1835; however, the congregation dates to 1751. The cemetery was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983. The grave site, a brick box with glass for viewing, is believed to be of French military commander, Marshal Michel Ney, who served in Napoleon Bonaparte’s Army during the Napoleonic Wars. He is believed to have lived in Cleveland as the town’s schoolteacher, using the name Peer Stuart Ney.
History: Historic Third Creek Presbyterian by John Kerr Fleming
Location:
2055 3rd Creek Church Rd.| Cleveland, NC 27013
Website: thirdcreekpc.org
Phone: 704.278.4460
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