Slobot About Town II:
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Houses of the Holy.

Nazareth Presbyterian is the oldest church in the county.

Charles Moore was among its founders.

The Nazareth Presbyterian Cemetery holds a number
of Moore's descendants and is home to some of the county's oldest
headstones. |

Here are buried Revolutionary War veterans. |

And Civil War veterans. |

The Episcopalian Church of the Advent began construction
in 1850. |

It was not completed and consecrated until 1864. |

The original Temple B'nai Israel was built at
the intersection of Dean and Union streets in 1916. |

It subsequently moved. |

Temple B'nai Israel, 2006. |

St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church (est. 1941). |

The very utilitarian Unitarian Universalist Church
of Spartanburg (est.1954). |

The Love Temple United Pentecostal Holiness Church.

Spartanburg boasts a large Hindu population, as
evidenced by this vanity plate. |

There is even a Hindu Society of Greater Spartanburg,
one that meets with some secrecy in this nondescript building in Boiling
Springs. |

The Camp Croft area boasts the state’s highest concentration of Asian-Americans.

In 1996 The Laotian Buddhist community built Spartanburg's Buddhist Temple.

Dragons stand guard.

It is vibrant...

a jewel in Camp Croft's rough.

Slobot found it difficult to depart.
