Williams Kavanagh, formerly a Methodist deacon but ordained by Bishop John Claggett of Maryland, held services in a log building at Louisville used by various Protestant faiths, before he moved to Henderson. Instead, revival meetings dominated, but in 1822 some organized themselves into Christ Church, Louisville.
Before relocating to Henderson, Williams Kavanagh, formerly a Methodist deacon ordained by Bishop John Claggett of Maryland, held services in a log building at Louisville used by various Protestant faiths. Instead of regular services, revival meetings were prominent there. In 1822, some established Christ Church, Louisville.