This church was constructed between 1979-1983. Set in a beautiful grove of moss-draped oaks, its of a style typical among African-American congregations in Coastal Georgia. [“Carneghan” is likely the original spelling of the community, but it has been changed to “Carnigan” on modern maps.]
And the Carneghan freed-slaves community took their name from William Carnochan whose first rum distillery in GA ruins resides nearby.