Methodist Episcopal Church South (Corvallis, Montana)

The Methodist Episcopal Church South in Corvallis, Montana, was a former congregation and church building associated with the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, a denomination that separated from the main Methodist Episcopal Church in 1844 over the issue of slavery. The "South" designation indicated its affiliation with the Southern branch following the split.

Corvallis, Montana, is a small town located in the Bitterroot Valley. The Methodist Episcopal Church South established congregations throughout the American South and West. Details about the specific founding date, activities, and notable figures associated with the Corvallis church are limited without further historical research.

The Methodist Episcopal Church, South, reunited with the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Methodist Protestant Church in 1939 to form The Methodist Church. Therefore, any existing records or surviving structures of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Corvallis would likely have become part of the unified Methodist Church's records and possibly transitioned into a United Methodist Church congregation following the denomination's merger in 1968.

Further research into local historical societies, archives, and church records within the Corvallis, Montana, region would be needed to provide a more comprehensive understanding of the church's history, its role in the community, and the current status of any remaining building or congregation that originated from this denomination. Specific details regarding its architecture, membership size, and any significant events or contributions to the local community are currently unknown without further investigation.