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“This is a ‘real’ community church,” Mrs. Chandler said, explaining that Amissville’s Methodist Church is believed to be one of the oldest Methodist churches in this area. According to record books — diaries kept by past ministers — found in local libraries, Amissville, at earliest recorded history, was noted for a school, a store and a church.
Sitting high upon the hill, looking much the same as it did before the Civil War, the Amissville United Methodist Church has been a beacon for travelers coming both directions, as well as church goers from surrounding areas.
Mrs. Chandler said the research — which will be complied into a brief history by church member Charlie Davis for the August celebration — indicates the church was part of a seven church circuit serviced by one
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