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  Morton Memorial Presbyterian Church was first organized as the Red Belt Road Chapel. It the 1960s it was organized as a congregation. It is a small country church serving the people of SW Catoosa County and beyond. It meets for worship on Sundays at 9:45 a.m. It then has Sunday School for both adults and youth. The members of the congregation are strong in the Reformed Tradition and faithfully devoted to Jesus Christ. Visitiors are always welcome.
  Reverend Andrew J. Waskey, Pastor

  Added June 14, 2017 by A Google User
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  "I was a stranger and they took me in."
  It is the most 'Loving' Church I have ever attended.
  The 'Christian Fellowship', 'Oneness in Christ', 'Oneness in Spirit' is there in every meeting.
  If you want a real Christian worship experence , just attend Morton Memorial Church.
  Hope to see you there...

  Added April 23, 2017 by Billy B Lyons
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  Wonderful place to Worship. friendly fellowship with friends, The best Pastor and sermon. The choir and music was glorious.

  Added January 10, 2017 by Lynne Napier Rhinehart