The Primitive Baptist Library of Carthage, Illinois

Organized June 8, 1988
A Conservative, Old-Line Primitive Baptist Website

The Illinois Primitive Baptist Association, and its Churches and Preaching Appointments

• Illinois Primitive Baptist Association, organized in September 2014, at Pleasant Grove Church; second session held same place; third annual session convened September 3-4, 2016, at Crooked Creek Church, Clay County, Illinois; fourth session held at the Carthage Church, 220 S. Scofield Street, Carthage, Illinois, on the first weekend in September, 2017. The fifth annual session was held at the Carthage Church, 220 S. Scofield Street, Carthage, Illinois, on the first weekend in September 2018. The sixth annual session was held at the Carthage Church, 220 S. Scofield Street, Carthage, Illinois, on the first weekend in September 2019. The seventh annual session (abbreviated due to concerns caused by the contagious flu virus) was held at Crooked Creek Church, Clay County, Illinois, on the second weekend in August 2020.

• Carthage Primitive Baptist Church, Hancock County, Illinois, History and Articles of Faith with scriptural references

• Crooked Creek Primitive Baptist Church, near Iola, Clay County, Illinois, Photos and History

• Mt. Pleasant Church, near Burnt Prairie, White County, Illinois

• Preaching appointment at Pleasant Grove Church, near Salem/Selmaville, Salem Township, Marion County, Illinois

• Preaching appointment at Springfield Church, in Springfield, Capitol Township, Sangamon County, Illinois

• Preaching appointment at Providence "Old Stone" Church, in Howardsville, West Point Township, Stephenson County, Illinois

Record of volunteer mowing at churches and cemeteries in 2021:

Providence "Old Stone" Church & Cemetery, April 15, 2021.

Pleasant Grove Primitive Baptist Church, April 28, 2021.

Carthage Primitive Baptist Church, April 12, 22, 30, 2021.

Middle Creek "Old Brick" Cemetery, April 30, 2021.

Little Flock Church & Little Shepherd Cemetery,

Others listed above are mowed by church friends, neighbors, or professional lawn care individuals.