Organized south of Frost in 1874 this fellowship grew from earlier meetings conducted in a log schoolhouse. Originally known as Post Oak Methodist Church, it was chartered with thirty-five members under the leadership of the Rev. John J. Farmer. . . . — — Map (db m217631) HM
Prior to 1887 the community of Cross Roads existed two miles south of this location. The town of Frost was created when a post office was established in March of that year to serve settlements west of Corsicana along the St. Louis, Arkansas, and . . . — — Map (db m60211) HM
Led by the Rev. H. A. Conway, a small group of Baptists established this congregation in July 1890. Beginning with about twenty charter members, the church has grown steadily over the years. Early worship services were held once a month. Eventually, . . . — — Map (db m60216) HM
This congregation traces its history to the 1860s, when a Methodist congregation was formed in the community of Cross Roads (about 2 Mi. S). After the railroad was built through Navarro County in 1887, the church and community moved to the new town . . . — — Map (db m212063) HM