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   Rev. Dr. John J. Cox, Pastor. Vermont Avenue Baptist Church. 1630 Vermont Avenue, NW. Washington, DC 20009. Tithes & Offerings.

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     Rev. Dr. John J. Cox. In 2018, at the age of 36, Rev. Dr....

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     August 20, 2023 7: 30| Vermont Avenue Baptist Church | Rev. Dr. John J. Cox

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     God Got Us, We Got US, August 13, 2023 7: 30| Vermont Avenue Baptist Church

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3. www.youtube.com › channel › UCN2S_hf9IaRdEe5Rm5xYRLwVermont Avenue Baptist Church DC - YouTube

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   412 subscribers • 238 videos. We invite you to visit our historic church! Our Pastor, Rev. Dr. John J. Cox, and the church family welcome you to join us each Sunday morning at 10:45 AM for in ...

4. www.hmdb.org › mVermont Avenue Baptist Church Historical Marker

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   Vermont Avenue Baptist Church was formed in 1866 by seven formerly enslaved men and women meeting in the home of John and Amy Slaughter. (A historical marker located in Northwest Washington in Washington, District of Columbia.)

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   Who founded Vermont Avenue Baptist Church?

   • 1. Vermont Avenue Baptist Church Marker Inscription. Vermont Avenue Baptist Church was formed in 1866 by seven formerly enslaved men and women meeting in the home of John and Amy Slaughter. They joined the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church for assistance in organizing their own church.

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   Where can I give a gift to Vermont Avenue Baptist Church?

   • Rev. Dr. John J. Cox, Pastor Vermont Avenue Baptist Church 1630 Vermont Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20009 Generosity comes in all sizes, and there are many ways you can give. Through our giving portal, you choose where you'd like your gift applied. You may also prefer to mail your gift to our church office, 1630 Vermont Ave., NW,

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   What is the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church Women's Day Community Service Award?

   • We’re excited to welcome you! The Vermont Avenue Baptist Church Women’s Day Community Service Award was developed to honor women who are making significant contributions to their community through their time, actions, talents, and dedication to women from all walks of life.

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6. www.youtube.com › watchBrief History on Vermont Avenue Baptist Church - YouTube

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   Today June 4, 2023 we Celebrate the founding of Vermont Avenue Baptist Church. Rev. Dr. John R. Wheeler our Fifth Pastor gave a brief history of the foundin...

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7. historicsites.dcpreservation.org › files › showHistoric view of Vermont Avenue Baptist Church | DC Historic ...

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   Over the course of four transformative decades, Vermont Avenue Baptist Church was a hub for civil rights organizing in the District of Columbia. Beginning in 1929 with the leadership of Reverend C.T. Murray, the church expanded its rolls to nearly…