The Mt. Carmel United Methodist Church in Reidsville caught fire on Feb. 20, 2015, and burned to the ground. The fellowship hall was saved, and a blackened metal cross also remained standing.
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The Mount Carmel United Methodist Church caught fire resulting in a three-alarm fire on Friday, February 20, 2015, in Reidsville, N.C.
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The sanctuary of the rebuilt Mt. Carmel United Methodist Church in Reidsville seats up to 270 people.
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Standing in front of the rebuilt Mt. Carmel United Methodist Church are (from left) Benita, Lawrence and Teresa Johnson. The new building has a stained-glass name sign, at right, over the new door, a duplicate of the one destroyed in the 2015 fire.
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At the fire damaged Mt. Carmel United Methodist Church.
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Some members of Mt. Carmel United Methodist Church were among the firefighters working to save the multipurpose building adjacent to the sanctuary as fire tore through the 63-year-old church in February 2015.
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The stained glass name sign over the new Mt. Carmel United Methodist Church door is a duplicate of the one destroyed in the 2015 fire.
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A stained-glass window at the new Mt. Carmel church portrays the life of Jesus.
REIDSVILLE — Members of Mt. Carmel United Methodist Church watched as their beloved church burned to the ground in 2015. Some members were among firefighters working to save the multipurpose building adjacent to the sanctuary as the flames tore through the 63-year-old church on Feb. 20, 2015.
The Mt. Carmel United Methodist Church in Reidsville caught fire on Feb. 20, 2015, and burned to the ground. The fellowship hall was saved, and a blackened metal cross also remained standing.
Standing in front of the rebuilt Mt. Carmel United Methodist Church are (from left) Benita, Lawrence and Teresa Johnson. The new building has a stained-glass name sign, at right, over the new door, a duplicate of the one destroyed in the 2015 fire.
Some members of Mt. Carmel United Methodist Church were among the firefighters working to save the multipurpose building adjacent to the sanctuary as fire tore through the 63-year-old church in February 2015.
