Organized in 1889
The cornerstone confirms that Shiloh Baptist Church was organized in 1889. In 2026, the congregation marks 137 years of faith and service.
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137 years of enduring faith
Built by faith. Carried by generations.
A living archive honoring the pastors, people, prayers, and perseverance that formed Shiloh.
Share a Shiloh memory →Rebuilt in 1979
The sanctuary was rebuilt in 1979, continuing Shiloh’s presence on Hickory Road.
The Living Archive
Historic photographs, programs, oral histories, member memories, previous pastors, landmark moments, and memorial tributes can be preserved here.
The Next Chapter
Bold new direction does not erase traditional heritage—it gives that heritage new ways to reach and inspire.
Inspired by Shiloh’s pastoral hallway
The Pastors’ Legacy Hall
A digital walk of honor from the sanctuary toward the fellowship area. The portraits, names, and years below are illustrative placeholders—not historical claims—and show how Shiloh’s verified pastoral succession could be presented.
Rev. Samuel Carter
Sample service years · 1889–1907
Add verified biography →Rev. Isaiah Coleman
Sample service years · 1908–1924
Add verified biography →Rev. Charles Whitfield
Sample service years · 1925–1941
Add verified biography →Rev. Benjamin Turner
Sample service years · 1942–1958
Add verified biography →Rev. Nathaniel Brooks
Sample service years · 1959–1978
Add verified biography →Rev. Robert Henderson
Sample service years · 1979–1996
Add verified biography →Rev. James Franklin
Sample service years · 1997–2012
Add verified biography →Rev. Thomas Mitchell
Sample service years · 2013–2025
Add verified biography →Future archive additionsPortrait plaquesPastoral biographiesAudio memoriesHistoric programsMember tributes
There’s a place for you at Shiloh.
Every page leads naturally toward worship, connection, service, and belonging.