Gulfside United Methodist Assembly
Gulfside Assembly is a Methodist retreat located in Waveland, Mississippi. It was founded to provide spiritual, educational and recreational facilities to African Americans who were denied access elsewhere because of segregation. Incorporated in 1924, it is today recognized as a historic site by the State of Mississippi.
Read more about Gulfside United Methodist Assembly: Background, The Early Years, Notable Events, The Effects of Unification, Impact of Natural Disasters, Rebuilding Efforts, Legacy
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