Huntsville Christian Church was founded on October 15 1843
in the thriving village of Huntsville by Elder William Lane who came
over the mountain from the Plymouth Christian Church  to organize 
a  Church to expand the work of the Plymouth Church. A very influential man in Huntsville, Truman Atherton who was appointed the
first postmaster of Huntsville by President John Quincy Adams gave 
the land and lumber for the new church. The Church was first a union Church, but very early designated itself as Christian.

Huntsville Christian Church is the oldest church in the Back Mountain area. Sunday worship has taken place on every Lords Day since 1843.
Huntsville Christian Church was affiliated with  the denomination "Disciples of Christ" until  2005, when the congregation voted to be separated from the denomination due to its liberal views and  turning
away from Biblical truths.
Huntsville Christian Church is presently an independent Christian Church whose beliefs and practices follow scripture. HCC is an open membership  church and you are very welcome to worship with us.