Original Stone Association of Free Will Baptists

The Original Stone Association of Free Will Baptists is a religious associaton of thirty three churches located within the Upper Cumberland region. It was established in 1865. The Association's headquarters is on Highway 84 in White County.
==Current Membership==
Church Name 	County 	Year Joined
Antioch 	Putnam 	1945 (mentioned in 1879 minutes)
Baker's Crossroads 	Cumberland	before 1905
Bethel 	White 	before 1879
Board Valley 	White 	before 1871
Brotherton 	Putnam 	before 2009
Buckner 	Putnam 	between 1991 and 2009
Crossroads 	Putnam 	before 2009
Cumberland Chapel 	Warren 	before 2009
Dodson Branch 	Jackson 	before 1871
Douglas Chapel 	Overton 	before 2009
Duncan's Chapel 	Putnam 	before 2009
Gentry's Chapel 	Putnam 	before 2009
Hardy's Chapel 	Overton 	before 2009
Hensley's Chapel 	White 	before 1913
Johnson's Chapel 	DeKalb 	before 1905
Lilly's Chapel 	Putnam 	between 1936 and 2009
Mooneyham 	Van Buren 	before 2009
Mt. Pisgah 	DeKalb 	before 1879
Mt. Pleasant 	Putnam 	before 1913
Mt. Zion 	Cumberland	before 1871
New West Point 	DeKalb 	before 2009
Ozion 	Putnam 	1913
Plainview 	Van Buren 	before 2009
Pleasant Ridge 	Putnam 	before 1913
Post Oak Shade 	Putnam 	1865
Ridgedale 	Cumberland	before 2009
Sampson 	Bledsoe* 	before 2009
Shady Grove 	Putnam 	before 1879
Smith Chapel 	Cumberland	before 1913
Stone Seminary 	Putnam 	before 2009
Taylor's Providence	DeKalb 	before 2009
Winesap 	Cumberland	before 2009
Yankeetown 	White 	before 2009
* The Association website lists Sampson as being in Van Buren County, but the address they give for it is in Bledsoe County.
==Sources==
#Brown, Anthony. "Original Stone Association of Free Will Baptists." http://www.osafreewillbaptist.org. Accessed 5 September 2013.
Category:Upper Cumberland Baptists
Category:Religious Organizations