Grace Plains Methodist Church - Revision history

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 At the rear of the church building is the Grace Plains Cemetery.The management of the
-Cemetery is in thee hands of the Adelaide Plains Council which provide no offical record for the earliest burial sites  at the Grace Plains Cemetery.
+Cemetery is in the hands of the Adelaide Plains Council which provide no official record for the earliest burial sites  at the Grace Plains Cemetery.
 An onsite visit and with reading of the inscriptions on the headstones it can be assumed the following are the two earliest burials.
 "Frank beloved son of R.and H. Marshman died October 17 1868.Aged 19 years."
 "Sacred To the memory of Mary Webster 18th April 1873 Aged 38 years. Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord."
-In 1993 the District Council of Mallala and District Community Library published a set of bound books on each of Council cemeteries.It was the culmination of a project funded by a grant scheme made available by the Libraries Board of South Australia.The books are available at the Two Wells Library.
+In 1993 the District Council of Mallala and District Community Library published a set of bound books on each of Council cemeteries located in the district.It was the culmination of a project funded by a grant scheme made available by the Libraries Board of South Australia.The books are available at the Two Wells Library.
 The Grace Plains cemetery book confirms Frank Marshman and Mary Webster are the two earliest burials for that site.
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 |Related Articles=Grace Plains Bible Christian Chapel, Barabba Primitive Methodist Church, Bethesda Church, Dublin Primitive Methodist Church, Foundation of Mallala Methodist Church, Feltwell Primitive Methodist Chapel, Long Plains Church of Christ, Mallala Methodist/Uniting Church, St Malachys Catholic Church, St Peters Anglican Church, St Paul's Anglican Church, Two Wells Methodist Church, Windsor  Church,

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 On December 5th 1971 the final service was held in the Grace Plains Methodist Church and guest preacher was Rev. Kevin Secomb formerly of Grace Plains.
-At the rear of the church building is the Grace Plains Cemetery.
+At the rear of the church building is the Grace Plains Cemetery.The management of the
 {{Info
 |Related Articles=Grace Plains Bible Christian Chapel, Barabba Primitive Methodist Church, Bethesda Church, Dublin Primitive Methodist Church, Foundation of Mallala Methodist Church, Feltwell Primitive Methodist Chapel, Long Plains Church of Christ, Mallala Methodist/Uniting Church, St Malachys Catholic Church, St Peters Anglican Church, St Paul's Anglican Church, Two Wells Methodist Church, Windsor  Church,

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 |CeasedOperation=1971
 |Date approximate2=No
-|EstablishedBy=People of the  Bible Christian faith.
+|EstablishedBy=Bible Christians
-|BusinessPurpose=Religious worship and education and social gatherings
+|BusinessPurpose=Religious services
 }}
 See also [[Grace Plains Bible Christian Chapel]]

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 On December 5th 1971 the final service was held in the Grace Plains Methodist Church and guest preacher was Rev. Kevin Secomb formerly of Grace Plains.
 At the rear of the church building is the Grace Plains Cemetery.
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 On December 5th 1971 the final service was held in the Grace Plains Methodist Church and guest preacher was Rev. Kevin Secomb formerly of Grace Plains.
 {{Info
 |Related Articles=Grace Plains Bible Christian Chapel, Barabba Primitive Methodist Church, Bethesda Church, Dublin Primitive Methodist Church, Foundation of Mallala Methodist Church, Feltwell Primitive Methodist Chapel, Long Plains Church of Christ, Mallala Methodist/Uniting Church, St Malachys Catholic Church, St Peters Anglican Church, St Paul's Anglican Church, Two Wells Methodist Church, Windsor  Church,

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 |StreetNumber=Part section 483 Hundred of Grace,   corner of Balaklava Road and Nairn Road
 |Locality=Grace Plains
-|Geocoordinates=-34.3738478535279, 138.49177894129912
+|Geocoordinates=-34.373847853528, 138.4917789413
 |DateEstablished=1868
 |Date approximate=No
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 |BusinessPurpose=Religious worship and education and social gatherings
 }}
+See also [[Grace Plains Bible Christian Chapel]]
-See article [[Grace Plains Bible Christian Chapel]] under the catagory "Building"
 The Grace Plains Bible Christian Chapel was built in 1868.

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 On December 5th 1971 the final service was held in the Grace Plains Methodist Church and guest preacher was Rev. Kevin Secomb formerly of Grace Plains.
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-|Related Articles=Grace Plains Bible Christian Chapel, Barabba Primitive Methodist Church, Bethesda Church, Dublin Primitive Methodist Church, Foundation of Mallala Methodist Church, Feltwell Primitive Methodist Chapel, Long Plains Church of Christ, Mallala Methodist/Uniting Church, St Malachys Catholic Church, St Peters Anglican Church, St Pauls Anglican Church, Windsor  Church,
+|Related Articles=Grace Plains Bible Christian Chapel, Barabba Primitive Methodist Church, Bethesda Church, Dublin Primitive Methodist Church, Foundation of Mallala Methodist Church, Feltwell Primitive Methodist Chapel, Long Plains Church of Christ, Mallala Methodist/Uniting Church, St Malachys Catholic Church, St Peters Anglican Church, St Paul's Anglican Church, Windsor  Church,
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 |Sources="Life around the Light. A history of Mallala District Council area" published in 1985.