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Rev. G. W. Tollett
Rev. Wolfe
Rev. J. F. Ford
Rev. C. B. Boyles
Rev. D. S. McAllister
Rev. K. L. McIver
Rev S. W. Rogers
Rev. E. D. Curtis
Rev.C. B. Currie
Rev. J. F. Pharr
Rev. Harry Boehme
Rev. W. W. Carson, D. D.
Rev. L. W. Carleton
Rev. C. H. Webster
Rev. W. Harvell Jackson
Rev. C. G. Partridge
Rev. R. M. Lewis
Rev. C. G. Partridge
Rev. Thomas T. Ellis
Rev.R. G. Wickersham
Rev. Barry C. Cox
Rev. H. Michael Sartelle
Rev. G. Dewey Roberts
Rev. John C. Kinser
Dr. Oswald Barnes
Rev. Richard O. Smith, Jr.
Rev. Wylly H. Collins
1901-1902
1902
1903-1906
1906
1907
1908-1911
1911-1912
1914
1915-1917
1918-1922
1924
1926-1928
1929-1945
1945-1946
1946-1949
1950-1961
1962-1964
1966
1966-1969
1970-1973
1976-1977
1978-1981
1982-1984
1984-1988
1989-1996
1996-2000
2000- 2004
In the late '60's Rev. Tom Ellis,
the first single pastor of FPC started a youth outreach known as FYCA (Florala Youth Communnity Association). This group had a great deal of success during a time when there was very little for the youth in town.
Did you know that FPC has had 4 men serve as Mayor of the City of Florala, AL since 1940!
A. B. Lowery,
H. D. Garner, Jr.
Jack F. Inabinett
Glen Zorn
The first building was of frame construction, erected on a portion of the site in the early 1900's occupied by the Colonial Hotel, which is now Wachovia Bank, facing east, and directly south of the W. F. Hughes residence of 1950. (Later bought by the church in 1957 to use as a fellowship hall and classrooms). Later this building was moved to the present site, but set back somewhat further from the street than the present church. Several pine trees stood in front.
A frame dwelling for use as a manse had also been acquired - located diagonally across the street from the church - and when it was decided to tear down the old church building to make way for the new, the manse was sold and the proceeds were used in financing construction of the new church.
The Present house of worship is a monument to the membership of that day. In retrospect the undertaking does not appear as difficult as it did at the time, when members were few in number and limited wealth. (the 1925-1926) Everyone cooperated according to means in true Presbyterian tradition, but special tribute is due to the memory of the late Mrs. Sophia Britton Rodwell for her persevering leadership in this cause.