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Dating to 1898, Nipomo's oldest church donated after 128 years to become a community hub

Times of India - World ·
Dating to 1898, Nipomo's oldest church donated after 128 years to become a community hub

A historic church in Nipomo, California, dating to 1898, has been donated to the Dana Adobe and Cultural Center by its owners, John and Rebecca Prewett.

The building will be developed into a museum, event venue and “Visit Nipomo” centre, while Calvary Church will continue holding Sunday services there.

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