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Some information on the church of Christ at Egypt Early reference to establishment of the church 137 years ago from proceedings at Mt. Pleasant Christian Church referred to community as "Egypt" before the church was established. Paul Patton writes: To add a little more information about the beginning of Egypt Christian Church and, hopefully, to motivate someone to do some research as to where the name "Egypt" for the community and the church originated, I share this quotation from the Mount Pleasant Christian Church record book.Comments re article 58866 A history question which has stumped historians: What is the origin of the name of the community and the church at Egypt, Adair County, KY? (A new question: Why was the lower case "c" used in "church of Christ"? - CM This story was posted on 2013-04-13 11:27:31
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