Photograph of St. James Methodist Church, which was erected in 1924. The building is composed of red brick and has gold embellishments around the building. A set of steps leads to the entrance. St. James Methodist Church of Waco was organized in 1874 by Father Anderson Brack. This African-American congregation was a part of the Methodist Episcopal Church (North) when it was organized. The present church edifice at 600 S. 2nd Street is a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark. It was designed by Adams & Adams, architects and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2019.

Photograph of two stained glass windows inside St. James Methodist Church in Waco, Texas. The windows are tall and pointed, and feature different colors, but no illustrations. Volunteer Workers Club window.

Photograph of a stained glass window in the Trinity Methodist Church of Waco at 1920 N. 25th Street. The congregation was organized as the Scandinavian Methodist Church. The church building is now owned by the Family Worship Center. The window is composed mostly of blues and greens with a red cross in the center.

Photograph of the pulpit in St. James Methodist Church. A podium with a microphone and several chairs are visible, along with a piano. The photograph was taken from a balcony, and another balcony on the opposite side of the room. The other balcony has gold lettering that reads "Prayer Changes Things."

Photograph of a sign at St. James Methodist Church in Waco, Texas. A bell hangs beneath the sign. An announcement for the church's 138th anniversary celebration is on the board. A Texas historic marker can also be seen in the image.

Photograph of several items in the heritage room in St. James Methodist Church in Waco, Texas. The items include a small white baptismal font, a chair, and several photographs and plaques.

Photograph of a stained glass window inside the tower of St. James Methodist Church in Waco, Texas. The window is narrow and curved at the top with varying colors, but no images. Tower window for Louisa Johnson and Mrs. Della Benton.

Photograph of the former Trinity Methodist Church. Trinity Methodist Church at 1920 N. 25th Street was organized as the Scandinavian Methodist Church. The church building is now owned by the congregation of the Family Worship Center. The building is composed of red and gray bricks, and a cross are to the left of the exterior wall. A sign advertising a Harvest Festival is outside, toward the right of the image.

Photograph of two stained-glass windows inside St. James Methodist Church in Waco, Texas. The windows are tall and pointed, and they have different colors, but no images. Window presented by Rev. C. S. Williams and family. Window presented by Rev. T. H. Wyatt.

Photograph of three stained glass windows in St. James Methodist Church. The center window features a biblical image of Jesus with two children. The left and right windows feature varying colors, but no images. Window presented by A. B. Jackson, M. Perkins, and J. B. Brown. Window with Mothers Jewels. Window presented by Dr. H. L. Smith and L. J. Holmes.

Photograph of a stained glass window in St. James Methodist Church. The window is tall and pointed at the top. It features varying colors and a circle towards the top with an image of a cross inside it. The lower pane of the window reads, "In memory of Celia, Wiley, and Frank Adams."

Photograph of a row of opera seats in the balcony of St. James Methodist Church in Waco, Texas. The row bears the letters "ST J." A fan is visible in the upper right of the image.

Photograph of a marker for an earlier edifice of St. James Methodist Church which was erected in 1889. The marker is carved in stone and surrounded by red bricks.

Photograph of a stained glass window in the Trinity Methodist Church of Waco at 1920 N. 25th Street. The congregation was organized as the Scandinavian Methodist Church. The church building is now owned by the Family Worship Center. The window is composed mostly of blues and greens with the "IHS" symbol in the center.

Photograph of St. James Methodist Church, which was erected in 1924. The building is composed of red brick and has gold embellishments around the building. A set of blue steps leads to the entrance. St. James Methodist Church was organized in 1874 by Father Anderson Brack. This African-American congregation was a part of the Methodist Episcopal Church (North) when it was organized. The present church edifice at 600 S. 2nd Street is a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark. It was designed by Adams & Adams, architects.

Photograph of a stained glass window in the Trinity Methodist Church of Waco at 1920 N. 25th Street. The congregation was organized as the Scandinavian Methodist Church. The church building is now owned by the Family Worship Center. The window is composed mostly of blues and greens with a fish symbol in the center of the window.

Photograph of a stained glass window in the Trinity Methodist Church of Waco at 1920 N. 25th Street. The congregation was organized as the Scandinavian Methodist Church. The church building is now owned by the Family Worship Center. The window is composed mostly of blues and greens with a red circle with a triangle symbol in the center.

Photograph of the Trinity Methodist Church of Waco at 1920 N. 25th Street. The congregation was organized as the Scandinavian Methodist Church. The church building is now owned by the Family Worship Center. A person is sitting outside the church, wearing a gray jacket, and several trees are around the building.

Photograph of a stained glass window in the Trinity Methodist Church of Waco at 1920 N. 25th Street. The congregation was organized as the Scandinavian Methodist Church. The church building is now owned by the Family Worship Center. The window is composed mostly of blues and greens with a gold lamp symbol in the center.

Photograph of a plaque for St. James Methodist Church. The plaque reads "St. James Tabernacle, Erected 1909. Rev. L. H. Richardson, Pastor." This marble plaque is located in a church tower.

Photograph of a stained glass window in St. James Methodist Church in Waco, Texas. The window features varying colors but no images. Window presented by Mrs. Annie Montgomery.

Photograph of the pulpit in St. James Methodist Church in Waco, Texas. Several podiums with microphones are visible along with a piano to the right. A balcony above the pulpit has gold lettering that reads, "Prayer Changes Things." St. James Methodist Church was organized in 1874 by Father Anderson Brack. This African-American congregation was a part of the Methodist Episcopal Church (North) when it was organized. The present church edifice at 600 S. 2nd Street is a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark. It was designed by Adams & Adams, architects.

Photograph of three stained glass windows in St. James Methodist Church in Waco, Texas. The center window features a depiction of an angel visiting shepherds in a field. The left and right windows have varying colors, but no images. Window given in memory of Mrs. Elsie Johnson by son and daughter. Window presented by the Epworth League. Window given in memory of W. M. Henry by J. S. Henry.

Photograph of the Trinity Methodist Church of Waco at 1920 N. 25th Street. The congregation was organized as the Scandinavian Methodist Church. The church building is now owned by the Family Worship Center. The church building is composed of red and gray bricks, and several trees are on the lawn.