Brooks Community Church Photos
Brooks Chapel Baptist Church
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Bo Woods and Peggie Snow
On Sept. 28,1904 the following named Brethren and Sisters-to wit:
J A GENTRY, Sarah GENTRY, Lucinda GENTRY, Cleavie GENTRY, J K WILLIAMS, Fannie WILLIAMS, J S WILLIAMS, Alvie
WILLIAMS, Hardie WOODS, Ada WOODS, T S WOODS, Amanda WOODS, Belle WOODS, J W WALDROP, Anna WALDROP, J E WALDROP, Jane
WALDROP, Henry WALDROP, Eva WALDROP, Linne WALDROP, came together at Brooks School House with letters from Liberty
Baptist Church of Rusk Co. Tex. and organized themselves into a church by adopting the church covenant. By motion it was
agreed that Brooks Chapel should be the name of the church.
By motion the church unanimosly elected Eld. Jas. A LONG pastor the the ensuing year.
Privilege of the church was extended and the following joined on forthcoming of letters: Frank GENTRY and Sister Mary GENTRY and Sister M L JOANS.
By motion the conference adjourned to meet sat. before the fourth Sun. in Oct. 1904.
J. F. McLENDON, Mod.
Jas. A. LONG, clerk

The Brooks Community Baptizing Pond
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Bo Woods and Diana Herring

Old Brooks School and Church, about 1947
Photo Courtesy of Bo Woods