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North Evart United Methodist Church

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German settlers in this Osceola County farming community began holding evangelical services in the home of John J. Arndt in 1872. Later, services were held in a log house a quarter mile west of here. The church society was formally organized in 1882. The present church, originally named Emanuel Evangelical Church, was built at a cost of $2,500 and dedicated on November 9, 1884. The name changed in 1968 to reflect the merger of the Evangelical and Methodist societies.
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