St Paul's United Methodist Church

Maxton, North Carolina, is a historic town nestled along the Shoe Hill Creek and Lumber River. With a rich Gaelic heritage, Maxton was incorporated in 1874 and has undergone several name changes before settling on its current name in 1887. The town boasts a strong focus on education, being home to the first women's college in the state, Floral College, founded in 1841, as well as being the site of the first school opened by renowned black educator Charles N. Hunter. Maxton offers a charming blend of history, natural beauty, and a commitment to progress. With a population of over 0 residents and covering approximately 0 square miles, Maxton is a close-knit community that values its residents and their quality of life. The town is dedicated to providing essential services, such as public works, water utilities, and billing, while also fostering a sense of community through local churches, a library, and a museum. Maxton's commitment to education and its rich history make it a unique destination for visitors seeking to explore the town's cultural heritage. Whether you're a resident or a visitor, Maxton offers a warm welcome and a glimpse into its vibrant past.Generated from the website

Followers of Christ is a community organization based in Maxton, NC, dedicated to providing spiritual guidance and support to its members. Through various programs and events, Followers of Christ aims to foster a sense of belonging and connection among individuals seeking to deepen their faith and understanding of Christianity. Generated from their business information

First Presbyterian Church of Maxton, NC, is part of the Presbyterian Church U.S.A. (PC USA), embracing a Reformed theological tradition that emphasizes community, representation, and ethical responsibility. The church actively engages in various ministries, supporting social justice, inclusion, and community service while nurturing spiritual growth for members of all ages. As a congregation under the broader umbrella of PC USA, First Presbyterian Church maintains a governance structure that promotes shared leadership and decision-making among ministers and lay leaders, reflecting its commitment to collaborative faith practices. With a rich history rooted in the teachings of Protestant reformers, the church focuses on deepening individuals' relationships with God and serving both local and global communities. Generated from the website