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St. John’s United Methodist Church Shines on a Fine Day As Spring Fades to Summer

Posted on June 19, 2013November 27, 2025 by admin
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St. John’s United Methodist Church in Lewisville, PA>

Sitting on a hilltop in Lewisville is a fine old house of worship, St. John’s United Methodist Church.  Located yards south of the Mason-Dixon Line in Maryland, the church has a historic past.   And next to it is the cemetery where ten Civil War Veterans, members of GAR Post 10, are buried.  On this bright day with a beautiful blue sky filled with white puffy cumulus clouds, St. John’s looked attractive atop that hill on the state line.

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