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ABOUT US
Established in 1936 in the northern part of Anderson, Indiana, at the intersection of Broadway and Webster Streets, North Anderson Wesleyan Church has a rich history.
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Originally founded as the North Anderson Tabernacle Association in 1946 by Rev. Keith Mendenhall and a group of founding families, the church initially met in a building near the Pasch. Around 1940, the congregation relocated to 2202 Broadway, where they remained until 2005. In that year, the church moved to its current location at 1947 East 240 North, Anderson, Indiana.
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The church's name evolved over time. In 1950, it merged with the Pilgrim Holiness Church, becoming North Anderson Pilgrim Holiness Church. Subsequently, in 1968, with the unification of the Pilgrim Holiness Church and the Wesleyan Methodist Church, the church adopted its current name: North Anderson Wesleyan Church.
OUR VISION
A place where people feel at home and accepted by the church and God. A place to feel oneself and free to express it. A place of family and love.
WHAT WE DO
NAW Church invites people into the doors no matter their background or past. This is a home of love and Lord.
OUR COMMUNITY
Come join in the way of life. We are all broken but are all seen perfect in the eye of the Father.
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