The congregation of Cove Methodist formed in 1872 and soon built their first church, a simple frame building that was replaced by the present structure in 1894. The front of the churchyard is sheltered by one of the largest Chestnut Oaks (Quercus montana) I’ve ever seen. It’s a landmark in its own right. If you’re ever near Chickamauga, take the time to see Cove Methodist. It’s one of the most beautiful churches in one of the most beautiful churchyards in all of North Georgia.
Vanishing Georgia: Photographs by Brian Brown 
The Cove Methodist Church is certainly beautiful. It is so handsome until I recommend it be built on many sites in the future. We know that God can be present anywhere but to worship in a church like this must fill its congregation with all kinds of positive feelings each time a service is held. Just my opinion, but many of our modern church buildings look too much like warehouses.
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