Norwood United Methodist Church

In 1881, Norwood Methodist Church was organized in the schoolhouse that was located opposite the present-day location. 3,900 square yards of land was given by Flavius H. McGinty on February 14, 1882, to build the church. The church was completed in the same year and was dedicated by Rev. H.H. Parker. Rev. W.T. Hamilton was the very first pastor of the church. Stained glass memorial windows were dedicated to the church on November 5, 1972.  

Warren County contains 4 churches and 1 campground that are a part of The Historic Pews and Pulpits Trail in Georgia. In total, the trail has 35 churches that are 100 years old or older and all 35 churches are part of the Historic Rural Churches of Georgia database. Warren county is one of the 5 counties that the trail extends through.