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early 1900s (at snippet strength) – present
The congregation at 65225 State Road 23 uses both of its names on its own site — Christian Church in its title, Church of Christ in its service block — and the duality is its own, carried whole. The congregation's own site, read whole, heads itself "North Liberty Christian Church" and gives its services as "North Liberty Church of Christ, 65225 SR-23, North Liberty, IN, 46554," worship in person or online at 9:00 and 10:45 on Sunday mornings. The town's roll lists "North Liberty Christian Church — 65225 State Road 23, North Liberty, IN — 574-656-4632." A job-profile description of the congregation, reached at snippet strength, calls it "a non-denominational Restoration Christian Church started in the early 1900's" — the earliest origin date carried anywhere, at that strength only. A town newspaper item of 14 November 1991, at snippet strength, names "Pastor Charles Richmond, of the Church of Christ" at North Liberty; a 2026 obituary places a service at the church with a Pastor Jody Healy officiating, likewise at snippet strength and not printed as a verified current appointment. The tradition's presence in the township is older than the congregation's own account: Chapman in 1880 records Jonathan Witwer and his wife as "members of the Christian Church" on their section 9 farm — members in the township, with no Christian congregation seated in town or township named by Chapman or by Howard. The present congregation's founding and building course were read from no primary carrier and bank as a named gap (G-RL-10); the congregation's own history and the county deed records for its State Road 23 seat are the settlers. The congregation's school, seated in the same building since 1997, is dug whole in the schools leg of this build.