Bethel Presbyterian Church, Clover, South Carolina, 1764-2014.

CONTENTS:

1. History of the Presbyterian Church of Bethel (Compiled by Rev. R.A. Webb in 1887), originally issued by the Ladies Aid Society.
• Prefatory Note.
• The History.
• The Scotch Irish.
• The Bethel Presbyterian Congregation.
• 1st Pastor, 1770-1776.
• Vacant, 1776-1782.
• 2nd Pastor, 1782-1789.
• A Vacancy and a Schism.
• 3rd Pastor, 1796-1801.
• Vacant, 1801-1811.
• A Long Supply, 1811-1840.
• 4th Pastor, 1840-1882.
• The Confederacy.
• 5th Pastor, 1882.
• The Mother of Ministers.
• A Mother of Churches.
• The Church's Property.
• The Graveyard.
• Conclusion.

2. Bethel History Since 1887. (Updated in 1938 by Rev. Tilden Scherer)

3. Bethel History with Added Detail, 2013.

4. Biographies of Ministers, Associates, Assistants, Interns and Youth Directors.

5. Elders, Deacons, Trustees, and Emeriti.

6. A Mighty Missions Church.

7. The Story of Bethel's Women.

8. Worshiping Through Godly Teaching.
• Bethel Youth.
• Pioneer Club, Kids Quest.
• Sunday Evening Celebration.
• Vacation Bible School.

9. Daughter Churches of Bethel.
• Olney Presbyterian Church.
• New Hope Presbyterian Church.
• Beth Shiloh Presbyterian Church.
• Union Presbyterian Church.
• Allison Creek Presbyterian Church.
• Clover Presbyterian Church.
• Scherer Memorial Presbyterian Church.
• Bowling Green Presbyterian Church.

10. I Remember.