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AUDIT ROW #387 · RELIGION.HTML CARRIES EVERY CONGREGATION WHOLE — THE FINDING IS OVER THAT RECORD
There is no Black congregation in Walkerton, and the statement is made at the strongest strength this build can give it: the Religion section carries every congregation of the town whole — each one's founding, building, and course — and none of them is a Black church. The mother-church item's deeper question — whether a Black congregation existed and was excluded from the record, or never existed — is answered by the same whole record's shape: the congregations that stand are the town's actual congregations, independently documented in their own denominations' records, and no suppressed or vanished Black congregation leaves a trace in them, in the register record, or in the cemetery record. In a town whose Black population never reached two dozen in any modern count, the absence of a separate Black church is the expected form — Black worshippers here were few enough to be absorbed, or to travel to the county seat's Black churches (South Bend's, at boundary size, in that build's record) — and the leg prints the exclusion question as asked and answered over a read-whole record, not assumed away.
Principal sources: Churches & Religion (the congregational record, whole), the test stated over it; the register record and Cemeteries, in support.