Wabash township Churchs of Tippecanoe County, Indiana

Denomination	Church name	Origin date & location	Founder	Buildings & cemeteries	Address & possible records available
Methodist Episcopal	West Lafayette Methodist AKA Chauncey ME church New church photograph	The first meeting in 1847 was in the wood working shop of Capt. Samuel B. Castor, by Jonathan Hoffman; society org. 1869 (DeHart)	First pastor was Rev. Wm Davisson; church dedicated to Rev. Granville C. Moody of OH, the "fighting parson" (DeHart; BR)	Building dedicated 23 Jan, 1870; new building erected corner. Main and South dedicated 23 Jan, 1898 (DeHart's); part of Lafayette Mission until 1869 (DeHart)	First United Methodist 102 N. Chauncy Av., West Lafayette,IN 47906 (765) 743-1245 http://www.fumcwl.org/history
Methodist Episcopal	Mt Zion church Methodist Church 2223 W. 500 N., W. Laf. Private home now.	24 March 1847; first meetings at Rawles School house; first bldg at NW corner of Sec 36, Twp. 24 N, Range 5 W. This is about 1/4 mi E of present church (web site); on 1878 map	Montmorenci circuit (DeHart); Harrisonville [Battle Ground] circuit (web site)	(DeHart) 1st church bldg erected 1849; 2nd bldg 1899.	Church closed. It is now a family home. Records at DePauw Univ.
Methodist Episcopal	Fair Haven church Also called Octogon in some records. 1878 location	org 1874 at Octagon (Mt Zion web site); church at Octagon on 1878 map labeled UB		church built about 1874; closed in 1907 membership transferred to Mt Zion church and Montmorenci church (DeHart)	Closed 1907 membership transferred to Mt Zion and Montmorence
Methodist Episcopal	No 10. and Colfax schoolhouse	preaching at Colfax schoolhouse in South part of twp, or at No. 10		both abandoned by 1909 (DeHart)	Closed 1909
Methodist Episcopal	Burton Need photo	at Klondike, on South West Corner. (DeHart, page 237			Closing unknown
United Brethren, 1946 became EUB	Weaver Chapel	1890, Charles Shearer, at Number Ten (“Churches”)	Charles Shearer, Rev. E. A. Goodwin first minister (“Churches”)	Abt 1890 Charles Shearer, Supt. of Sunday School at Sharon Chapel, persuaded Rev Miller, pastor there, to hold revivals in No. Ten School house; 1st bldg 1892 (“Churches”); burned; 1896 rebuilt (“Fire”)	Now: Weaver United Methodist; 2013. Northwest District Center of Indiana Conference United.
German Baptist	Chauncey Baptist Church AKA West Side Baptist Church Need photo	Rev. O. B. Stone first pastor (DeHart)		held services in Kingston school house; erected bldg 1869; Sunday School; new brick bldg in 1901 cor of Main and Columbia, on site of old church (DeHart)
Baptist	Grand Prairie Baptist also known as Hebron Baptist	June 18, 1831. "building located on North side of Hebron Cemetery nearly where county Road 500 now runs. (QR) Sec 35 (1878)	Church closed circa 1920 and memberships moved to West Lafayette or Badger Grove.	Hebron Cemetery	TCHA has a ledger for the Grand Prairie Baptist church.
Evangelical United Brethren, then United Methodist	Old Saint Andrews The new church	When established In1968 EUB merged with ME to become United Methodist		New bldg in W. Laf about 2007	St. Andrews United Methodist 4703 N 50 W West Lafayette , IN 765-497-7755
Methodist?	Sand Ridge Church aka: Mt Pleasant Church Need photo	near Ft. Ouiatenon on S River Rd. Bldg 1851 (Goetz et al.) . Immediately east of oldest, upper part of Sand Ridge Cemetery. South River Road. Congregation dates to earliest settlers. Bld built ca 1850		bldg 1851; razed May 1930 (Goetz et al.) Sunday school, services, and funerals (DeHart)	Closed Journal & Courier newspaper article. May 24, 1930,
United Brethren	Sharon Chapel Need photo	1840s? Sharon Chapel Road		Land donated by John and Mary Layton in 1840s. (Sylvester Layton Obit)	Closed sometime after 1915.