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First Presbyterian Church of San Jose

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On June 30, 2019, the First Presbyterian Church of San Jose held its last Sunday service, which was attended by members, friends and guest musicians. The congregation voted to dissolve, due to declining membership. The programs that benefit people who are homeless will continue for now.
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Over the years, the First Presbyterian Church of San Jose has given birth to many other Presbyterian churches. In 1881, 77 members were dismissed to organize the Second Presbyterian Church, now known as the Westminster Presbyterian Church.
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In just over a decade, the original wooden building was considered to be too small. A new brick church building was built in 1863. This building was repaired after the earthquake of 1868, and was in use until the
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A new church building, located at 48 N. 3rd Street, was completed and dedicated in April 1908. That building was in use for several decades, until 1968, when it was condemned as a fire hazard.
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California pioneer decade of 1849 : the Presbyterian Church, with some mention of other churches, and incidental reference to current events and civil affairs of early and later date,
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Pizarro, Sal, "After 170 years, First Presbyterian Church of San Jose closes its doors downtown," San Jose Mercury News, June 30, 2019.
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In 1953, about 250 members of the First Church became the founding members of the Calvin Presbyterian Church which closed in 2007.
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On June 3, 1858, the church changed its name to "First Presbyterian Church," and has been called that ever since.
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A new and smaller church building was built on 49 N. 4th Street, and has been in use since 1973.
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In 1851, a wooden church was built on North Second Street, across the street from the present
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On February 23, 1849, the Rev. John W. Douglas, a young Presbyterian minister, arrived at
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In 1944, a committee of elders laid the foundations of the Foothill Presbyterian Church.
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Buildings and structures destroyed by the 1906 San Francisco earthquake
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The First Presbyterian building is located on 49 N. 4th Street in
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The First Presbyterian Church of San Jose was part of the
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Presbyterian
San Jose, California
Downtown San Jose
San Jose City Hall
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
First Unitarian Church of San Jose
Our Lady of La Vang Parish
Cathedral Basilica of St. Joseph
Monterey Bay
California
steamship
San Jose City Hall
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
1906 San Francisco earthquake
Presbytery of San Jose
Synod of the Pacific
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
Pizarro, Sal, "After 170 years, First Presbyterian Church of San Jose closes its doors downtown," San Jose Mercury News, June 30, 2019.
37°20′19″N 121°53′18″W / 37.33855°N 121.88841°W / 37.33855; -121.88841
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1849 establishments in California
Religious organizations established in 1849
1849 in Christianity
Buildings and structures destroyed by the 1906 San Francisco earthquake

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