Christian Church, Bedford, 
left, To Mrs. Thomas Oliver, Salem, Indiana, Washington  Co.
“As I wrote you a letter this afternoon, I do not know nothing to say now.”  Pat.

The History of Bedford Christian, written for its centennial  in 1945, is here.

Mt. Byrd Christian Church, Milton. The history of the church is here. (pdf)	Baptist Church, Milton, 1908	Wise's Landing Pleasant View on the left,  and Macedonia Christian

Bedford Baptist becomes official in 1851.

Milton Baptist becomes official in 1874.

 

This is the former Catholic Church, and later a silent movie house,
being moved to a location to be the new Baptist Church.  More here.

Catholic Telegraph, July 11, 1889

Wikipedia knows what the Seven Dolors name means.

 

Bedford Pentecostal, built in 1924
From a Facebook post by Bob Boyd

 

        

St. Peter's Lutheran Church, circa 1910, Hunter's Bottom
(yeah, technically in Carroll county)
The above two images are from Trimble County Heritage, 1989.

A few words on the history of this church are here.

 

Hickory Grove Methodist Church
From a Facebook post by Dennis Burrows

 

The baptism of Mrs. Birdie Mahoney, August 6, 1915.
This is a Union Grove Baptist Church congregation.

 

Inside Callis Grove

These are the three preachers who founded the Callis Grove Church

Bedford clergyman elopes; shotguns are in pursuit; short version is here; full details here.

Parsonage for one of the Bedford Churches

A Collection of Trimble County Church Histories
History of Milton Wesleyan is here. (pdf)	The Bedford Pentecostal Church dates to 1924.  The history is here.	A history of the Antioch Baptist Church is here. (pdf)
The history of the Union Grove Church in Palmyra is here.	A few words on the history of the Corn Creek Baptist Church are here.	The history of the Milton United Methodist Church is here and here.
The history of the Bethel Methodist Church is here.	The history of the Beech Grove Church is here.
Colored Church to be formed in Milton, 1884, here.	A longer history of Corn Creek Baptist  is here.  (pdf)	Yet another history of Corn Creek Church here.

Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, October 27, 1881

“Minutes of the Long Run Association, Held at Corn Creek Meeting-House, Gallatin County, the first Friday in September, 1809.” (pdf)

“The Corn Creek Baptist Church in Trimble County joined the Elkhorn Association in 1801.  After admission, the church sent in this query to the Association: “Is a Christian to take all manner of abuse from a ruffian, without making resistance?” Answer:  “Yes, so far as the abuse amounts to language only.” The First Associations Formed In Kentucky, by Frank M. Masters

“The Corn Creek church, Trimble county, Ky., has been recently awakened and revived, after having been for a long time almost without a “name to live.” Sixty-seven persons have been received, all by baptism but five or six, and they are now taking measures for building a large meeting house.” Christian Secretary, September 6, 1839