Built in 1852, this is the old United Presbyterian Church of Stow (known as the Metz church). This church helped get our church started. It was located at the corner of McCauley Rd and Hudson Drive.

at the front of their home about 1915. Looking in the background you see vacnt land where the church now stands. The house is at the corner of Ashland and Hudson Drive.

Looking South toward the streetcar juntion is the area now for the bridge over the expressway. The streetcar tracks went to Cleveland.

Built aorund 1907. This was built on the site that is now our parking lot.

On September 10, 1916 the first service was held in this building. The stairs came down to Wildwood Ave. (now Ashland Ave), although they were never used. Entrance was from the door at the lower level. The cluster of three windows Payne Ave (now Hudson Drive). The laundry on the line in the background is at the home of Mrs, Irena McKenzie.

The church was dedicated on December 17, 1916

This class met in her home.

Cora Bollender's Class in 1918

The mothers of those in C. Bollender's Class

at Wyoga Lake Park in 1922

at Wyoga Lake Park in 1922

at Wyoga Lake Park in 1922

The Reverends J. S. and Winifred Dague with daughter, Mary. He was our pastor from 1916 to 1921

An article announcing his arrival in 1922. He served until 1933 when Rev. Young became our pastor.

preached his first sermon in our church on December 14, 1941. This event coincided with our 25th anniversary.