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Florida Avenue Baptist Church, Washington, D.C.

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after a series of events in 1910 and 1911. These 23 people, who named themselves "The Excelsior Circle," took turns meeting at each other's houses until on July 12, 1912, they decided to meet at was then known as Winslow's Hall between 12th & R Streets N.W. and formally organize their own church.
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In 2011, the church installed 44 solar panels, in an effort to be a model for other clean energy efforts and to reduce costs. It was the first African American church in Washington to be powered by solar energy and was considered an important first.
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The church was founded in 1912, after a group of 23 people who decided to withdraw their membership from the
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The present day Florida Avenue Baptist Church in Washington, D.C.
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church located in Washington, DC 20001 in the neighborhood of
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Baptist
LeDroit Park
Howard University
Howard Theatre
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church
"Dr. Earl D. Trent Jr"
"Church History"
"African American church is first in D.C. to be powered by solar energy"
The Washington Post
"Florida Avenue Baptist Church: Making History on High Ground"
National Geographic
the original
Category
Baptist churches in Washington, D.C.

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