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As early as 1800, Mennonites living along the Ridge Road near Almont, in [[Bucks County (Pennsylvania, USA)|Bucks County]], [[Pennsylvania (USA)|Pennsylvania]], worshiped in a schoolhouse. By 1826 Mennonites joined with Lutherans and Reformed groups in the erection of a union meetinghouse. It appears that Rockhill members living in the Almont area felt the need of a place of worship in their own community. Ministers, chiefly from the [[Rockhill Mennonite Church (Telford, Pennsylvania, USA) |Rockhill congregation]], were supplied for the Mennonite services at Almont. By 1885 all rights of Mennonites to the church building were released by one of the [[Mennonite Church (MC)|Mennonite Church]] bishops. The hope for establishment of a Mennonite church at Almont was never realized.

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	As early as 1800, Mennonites living along the Ridge Road near Almont, in [[Bucks County (Pennsylvania, USA)\|Bucks County]], [[Pennsylvania (USA)\|Pennsylvania]], worshiped in a schoolhouse. By 1826 Mennonites joined with Lutherans and Reformed groups in the erection of a union meetinghouse. It appears that Rockhill members living in the Almont area felt the need of a place of worship in their own community. Ministers, chiefly from the [[Rockhill Mennonite Church (Telford, Pennsylvania, USA) \|Rockhill congregation]], were supplied for the Mennonite services at Almont. By 1885 all rights of Mennonites to the church building were released by one of the [[Mennonite Church (MC)\|Mennonite Church]] bishops. The hope for establishment of a Mennonite church at Almont was never realized.		As early as 1800, Mennonites living along the Ridge Road near Almont, in [[Bucks County (Pennsylvania, USA)\|Bucks County]], [[Pennsylvania (USA)\|Pennsylvania]], worshiped in a schoolhouse. By 1826 Mennonites joined with Lutherans and Reformed groups in the erection of a union meetinghouse. It appears that Rockhill members living in the Almont area felt the need of a place of worship in their own community. Ministers, chiefly from the [[Rockhill Mennonite Church (Telford, Pennsylvania, USA) \|Rockhill congregation]], were supplied for the Mennonite services at Almont. By 1885 all rights of Mennonites to the church building were released by one of the [[Mennonite Church (MC)\|Mennonite Church]] bishops. The hope for establishment of a Mennonite church at Almont was never realized.
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	As early as 1800, Mennonites living along the Ridge Road near Almont, in [[Bucks County (Pennsylvania, USA)\|Bucks County]], [[Pennsylvania (USA)\|Pennsylvania]], worshiped in a schoolhouse. By 1826 Mennonites joined with Lutherans and Reformed groups in the erection of a union meetinghouse. It appears that Rockhill members living in the Almont area felt the need of a place of worship in their own community. Ministers, chiefly from the [[Rockhill Mennonite Church (Telford, Pennsylvania, USA) \|Rockhill congregation]], were supplied for the Mennonite services at Almont. By 1885 all rights of Mennonites to the church building were released by one of the [[Mennonite Church (MC)\|Mennonite Church]] bishops. The hope for establishment of a Mennonite church at Almont was never realized.		As early as 1800, Mennonites living along the Ridge Road near Almont, in [[Bucks County (Pennsylvania, USA)\|Bucks County]], [[Pennsylvania (USA)\|Pennsylvania]], worshiped in a schoolhouse. By 1826 Mennonites joined with Lutherans and Reformed groups in the erection of a union meetinghouse. It appears that Rockhill members living in the Almont area felt the need of a place of worship in their own community. Ministers, chiefly from the [[Rockhill Mennonite Church (Telford, Pennsylvania, USA) \|Rockhill congregation]], were supplied for the Mennonite services at Almont. By 1885 all rights of Mennonites to the church building were released by one of the [[Mennonite Church (MC)\|Mennonite Church]] bishops. The hope for establishment of a Mennonite church at Almont was never realized.
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