Nano Banana Pro Prompts

 

Based on the recent buzz in the AI community (circa late 2025), "Nano Banana Pro" refers to the highly capable multimodal AI model (reportedly built on Gemini 3 architecture) known for its exceptional spatial reasoning, character consistency, and ability to render accurate text within images.

Here are 50 prompts tailored to leveraging the specific strengths of Nano Banana Pro, categorized by its reported "expert" capabilities.

I. Commercial Photography & Product Mockups

Use these to test the model's understanding of lighting, texture, and specific branding text.

1. Luxury Perfume: "Generate a high-angle shot of a glass perfume bottle labeled 'EAU DE BANANA' sitting on a black marble countertop. Softbox lighting from the left, water droplets on the glass, 85mm lens, depth of field focused on the label."

2. Sneaker Concept: "Create a photorealistic pair of futuristic running shoes in neon yellow and matte black. The side logo should read 'VELOCITY'. Place them on wet asphalt with city lights reflecting in the puddles."

3. Beverage Ad: "A frosty can of sparkling water labeled 'GLACIER' bursting through a block of ice. High-speed photography style, shards of ice flying, dramatic blue backlighting."

4. Tech Minimalist: "A sleek aluminum laptop open on a white oak desk. Screen displaying a code editor with Python syntax. Next to it, a ceramic coffee cup labeled 'CODER'. Soft morning sunlight casting window shadows."

5. Food Photography: "Close-up of a gourmet smash burger with melting cheddar, caramelized onions, and a brioche bun. The wrapper text says 'TASTY BITES'. 4K food styling, macro lens, steam rising."

6. Cosmetic Tube: "A minimal beige tube of hand cream labeled 'SILK TOUCH' resting on a bed of white feathers. Soft, ethereal lighting, pastel color palette."

7. Watch Macro: "Macro shot of a mechanical wristwatch mechanism. The dial reads 'CHRONOS'. intricate gold gears visible, sapphire glass reflection, studio lighting."

8. Automotive: "A matte grey sports car driving on a coastal highway at sunset. License plate reads 'NANO-PRO'. Motion blur on the wheels, golden hour lighting."

9. Fashion Flat Lay: "Knolled photography of hiking gear: a compass, a folded map, a red carabiner, and a notebook labeled 'ADVENTURE'. Rustic wooden table background."

10. Beverage Splash: "A glass of orange juice with a fresh orange slice splashing into it. High shutter speed, white background, studio strobe lighting."

II. Spatial Logic & Architectural Design

Nano Banana Pro is famous for adhering to strict dimensions and spatial constraints.

11. Floor Plan: "Generate a 2D architectural floor plan for a 600 sq ft studio apartment. Include a bathroom in the top right corner ($2m\times 3m$), a kitchenette on the left wall, and a living area with a balcony door at the bottom."

12. Isometric Room: "Create an isometric 3D view of a gamer's bedroom. Neon blue lighting. A desk with dual monitors in the corner, a bean bag chair in the center, and posters on the walls. Maintain correct perspective."

13. Garden Layout: "Top-down view of a landscape design for a rectangular backyard ($10m\times 15m$). Include a circular fire pit in the exact center, a stone path leading from the bottom edge to the pit, and flower beds along the perimeter."

14. Retail Shelf: "Front view of a supermarket shelf stocked with cereal boxes. Ensure all boxes are aligned perfectly. The middle shelf should have a gap where one box is missing."

15. Museum Exhibit: "Design a museum exhibit hall with three distinct pedestals arranged in a triangle. The left pedestal holds a vase, the right holds a sword, the back holds a crown. Spotlight on the crown."

16. Impossible Geometry: "Render a penrose triangle made of polished gold metal floating in a void. Ray-traced reflections."

17. Set Design: "A film set backstage view. Tripods, boom mics, and a director's chair labeled 'CUT' arranged in a semi-circle facing a green screen."

18. Urban Planning: "A bird's-eye view of a futuristic roundabout. Four roads connecting. Green rooftop gardens on all surrounding buildings. Solar panels on the roads."

19. Furniture Assembly: "An exploded view diagram of a wooden chair. Label the parts: 'Leg A', 'Leg B', 'Seat', 'Backrest'. Clean vector line art style."

20. Tetris Packing: "A clear glass box packed tightly with different colored geometric blocks. No gaps visible. photorealistic render."

III. UI/UX Generation & Code/JSON

Use these to utilize the model's multimodal coding and design capabilities.

21. Mobile App UI: "Design a UI mockup for a meditation app called 'ZenState'. Dark mode, bottom navigation bar with 4 icons. Center screen showing a timer set to '15:00' with a circular progress bar."

22. Dashboard: "Create a SaaS analytics dashboard. Sidebar on the left. Main area features a line graph showing growth, a pie chart for demographics, and a data table. Use a teal and white color scheme."

23. Game HUD: "First-person shooter HUD overlay. Health bar (85%) in bottom left, ammo counter (30/90) in bottom right, mini-map in top right. Sci-fi aesthetic."

24. Website Hero: "A landing page hero section for a coffee shop. Large headline: 'Brewed for You'. Call to action button: 'Order Now'. Background image of latte art."

25. JSON Prompt: "Analyze the attached image of a messy desk and output a JSON list of all items detected, including their estimated screen coordinates and color hex codes."

26. Code to Image: "Visualize this Python dictionary as a node graph: {'Root': ['Child A', 'Child B'], 'Child A': ['Leaf 1'], 'Child B': ['Leaf 2', 'Leaf 3']}. Use blue circles for nodes and arrows for connections."

27. Wireframe: "Low-fidelity wireframe of a checkout page. Fields for Name, Card Number, Expiry, CVV. 'Pay Now' button at the bottom."

28. Icon Set: "Generate a set of 9 flat-design icons for a weather app (Sunny, Cloudy, Rainy, Stormy, Snowy, Windy, Foggy, Night, Hail). Unified blue/yellow color palette."

29. Error State: "A 404 error page illustration. A cute robot looking confused with a disconnected wire. Text: 'Connection Lost'."

30. Smart Watch Face: "Design a smartwatch face interface showing: Heart Rate (80 bpm), Steps (5432), and Time (10:10). Minimalist black and white design."

IV. Character Consistency & Storyboarding

Leveraging the "Storyteller" feature for consistent assets.

31. Character Base: "Create a character sheet for 'Captain Nova', a space pilot with blue hair, a scar on her left cheek, wearing an orange flight suit. Front view, side view, and back view."

32. Action Shot: "Using the character 'Captain Nova' defined previously, generate an image of her running through a futuristic corridor holding a laser blaster. Angry expression."

33. Emotion Study: "Generate four portraits of 'Captain Nova': Happy, Sad, Surprised, and Suspicious. Maintain consistent facial features."

34. Comic Panel: "A 3-panel comic strip. Panel 1: Captain Nova looks at a holographic map. Panel 2: She points at a red dot on the map. Panel 3: Her ship jumps into hyperspace."

35. Costume Change: "Show 'Captain Nova' wearing formal gala attire (silver dress) but keeping her signature blue hair and scar."

36. Mascot Creation: "Design a mascot named 'Bananabot'. A small yellow robot with tank treads and a friendly screen face. Render it in a T-pose."

37. Mascot Variation: "Show 'Bananabot' holding a sign that says 'HELLO'. Same robot, different pose."

38. Fantasy Creature: "A 'Crystal Dragon'. Scales made of amethyst, eyes glowing white. Resting on a pile of gold coins."

39. Age Progression: "Show the 'Crystal Dragon' as a baby hatchling emerging from a geode egg."

40. Group Shot: "Captain Nova and Bananabot high-fiving in a spaceship hangar."

V. "Hard Logic" & Reasoning Tests

These prompts test the model's ability to reason, not just draw.

41. The "S" Object: "Generate three spheres: Red, Blue, Green. The Red is on top of the Blue. The Green is to the right of the Blue. The objects must touch."

42. Reflection Logic: "A girl looking into a mirror. In the real world, she is frowning. In the mirror reflection, she is smiling. (Surrealist concept)."

43. Transparency: "A glass cube containing a red rose. The stem is distorted by the refraction of the glass. The background is a checkerboard pattern."

44. Textual Infographic: "Create a timeline infographic of the 'Evolution of AI'. Year 2020 (Text generation), Year 2022 (Image gen), Year 2025 (Nano Banana Pro). Connect points with a curved line."

45. Material Physics: "A ball made of yarn unraveling as it rolls down a wooden staircase. Realistic texture and physics."

46. Lighting Puzzle: "A dark room with three colored spotlights (Red, Green, Blue) overlapping on a white wall. Show the correct color mixing (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, White in the center)."

47. Countable Objects: "A wooden bowl containing exactly 7 green apples and 2 red apples."

48. Anatomical Diagram: "A cross-section of a mechanical eye. Label the 'Lens', 'Retina Sensor', and 'Iris Aperture' with leader lines."

49. Visual Pun: "A literal 'Time Fly'. An insect with clock wings flying near a window."

50. Recursive Image: "A picture of a person holding a picture of themselves holding a picture of themselves."

    Here are 50 more prompts for Nano Banana Pro, expanding into educational visualization, advanced textures, world-building, and artistic style transfer.

    VI. Scientific & Educational Visualization

    These prompts test the model's ability to render complex diagrams, anatomical accuracy, and text labelling within a scientific context.

    51. Cell Biology: "A 3D cross-section of an animal cell. Label the 'Nucleus', 'Mitochondria', and 'Ribosomes' clearly. Use distinct colors for each organelle. Educational textbook style."

    52. Geology: "A cutaway diagram of a volcano. Show the magma chamber, vent, and crater. Label the layers of rock: 'Crust', 'Mantle'. Realistic illustration style."

    53. Solar System: "A scale visualization of the planets in our solar system lined up against a black starfield. Sun on the far left. High definition textures on Jupiter and Saturn."

    54. Paleontology: "A scientifically accurate Velociraptor with feathers, hunting in a prehistoric forest. Dynamic pose, cinematic lighting."

    55. Chemistry: "A ball-and-stick model of a Caffeine molecule floating in a white void. Use standard colors: Black for Carbon, White for Hydrogen, Red for Oxygen, Blue for Nitrogen."

    56. Botany: "Botanical illustration of a 'Monstera Deliciosa' leaf. Vintage parchment background, ink and watercolor style. Label the bottom 'Fig. 1'."

    57. Physics (Refraction): "A diagram showing a beam of white light hitting a glass prism and splitting into a rainbow spectrum on the other side. dark background, bright light beams."

    58. Circuitry: "Macro photography of a computer motherboard. Focus on the CPU socket. Golden pins, green PCB, intricate pathways visible."

    59. Historical Diagram: "A cross-section illustration of a medieval castle keep. Show the dungeon, the great hall, and the guard towers. detailed line art with flat colors."

    60. Meteorology: "A visual diagram of the Water Cycle. Arrows showing 'Evaporation' from the ocean, 'Condensation' in clouds, and 'Precipitation' as rain over mountains."

    VII. Marketing & Social Media Assets

    Use these to generate ready-to-use content with embedded text and platform-specific compositions.

    61. YouTube Thumbnail: "A YouTube thumbnail for a tech review. A shocked man holding a smartphone on the right. Large yellow text on the left: 'WORTH IT??'. Bright, high-contrast background."

    62. Podcast Cover: "Square album art for a podcast called 'Night Shift'. Neon noir aesthetic, a microphone retro style, rain against a window in the background."

    63. Instagram Story: "A minimalist background for an Instagram story. Soft beige and sage green abstract shapes. Center text in a serif font: 'New Collection'."

    64. Event Poster: "A gig poster for a jazz band. Silhouette of a saxophonist in smoke. Text at the top: 'JAZZ NIGHT', Text at bottom: 'Dec 12 - 8PM'. Risograph print style."

    65. Sale Banner: "A wide web banner. Bright red background. 3D balloon letters spelling 'HUGE SALE'. Confetti falling."

    66. Twitch Overlay: "A transparent frame for a webcam. Sci-fi HUD style, glowing blue borders, space for 'Recent Follower' and 'Recent Sub' at the bottom."

    67. Logo Design: "A vector logo for a coffee shop named 'Owl Roast'. Combine an owl face with a coffee bean shape. Minimalist, thick lines, dark brown color."

    68. Motivational Quote: "A serene mountain landscape at sunrise. Overlay text in bold white font: 'RISE AND GRIND'. Center alignment."

    69. App Icon: "An iOS app icon for a travel app. A stylized paper plane flying around a globe. Glossy finish, vibrant blue gradient background."

    70. Product Launch: "A countdown graphic. Large digital clock numbers reading '00:05:00'. Background is a blurred image of a mysterious new gadget."

    VIII. Advanced Texture & Material Studies

    Test the model’s rendering engine on difficult surfaces (fluids, furs, refractives).

    71. Knitted Fabric: "Extreme close-up of a chunky knit wool sweater. Cream color. Capture the fuzz of the yarn and the intricate loop pattern."

    72. Carbon Fiber: "A sheet of forged carbon fiber. Iridescent flakes reflecting light. Glossy clear coat finish."

    73. Liquid Gold: "A sphere of liquid gold splashing onto a black surface. High viscosity, smooth droplets, ray-traced reflections."

    74. Holographic Foil: "A crumbled piece of holographic foil paper. Rainbow gradients shifting across the creases. Studio lighting."

    75. Organic Decay: "A close-up of a dry, cracked desert floor. Texture of parched earth. A single small green sprout growing from a crack."

    76. Gemstone: "A macro shot of a cut emerald. Deep green internal inclusions, sharp facets reflecting white studio light."

    77. Food Texture: "Close-up of a honeycomb dripping with honey. Waxy texture of the comb vs. viscous transparency of the honey."

    78. Rust & Metal: "A close-up of an old, rusted iron chain. Flaking orange rust texture contrasting with the dark underlying metal."

    79. Bubble Wrap: "A sheet of bubble wrap over a colorful magazine. Distortion of the colors through the plastic bubbles."

    80. Fur: "Macro photography of a Siberian Husky's fur. mixture of white and grey hairs, sharp focus, soft lighting."

    IX. World Building & Environments

    Prompts for concept art, atmospheric settings, and complex scenes.

    81. Cyberpunk Market: "A rainy night market in Neo-Tokyo. Neon signs in Japanese and English ('NOODLES'). Steam rising from food stalls. Reflections on wet pavement."

    82. Solarpunk City: "A futuristic city integrated with nature. White curved buildings covered in vertical gardens. Wind turbines, clear blue sky, people walking on glass bridges."

    83. Fantasy Library: "A massive magical library. Bookshelves reaching the ceiling. Floating books. A glowing blue orb providing light in the center."

    84. Post-Apocalyptic: "Times Square in New York, overgrown with vines and trees. No people. Rusted cars. A deer grazing near a broken billboard."

    85. Underwater Habitat: "View from inside an underwater glass dome. Coral reef outside. A shark swimming by. Inside is a cozy living room."

    86. Steampunk Workshop: "An inventor's workshop. Brass gears, steam pipes, schematics on the wall. A copper robot in the corner. Warm, dusty lighting."

    87. Space Station: "Interior of a space station observation deck. Large circular window showing the Earth below. Minimalist white furniture."

    88. Noir Detective: "Black and white image. A detective's desk with a rotary phone, a half-empty glass of whiskey, and a smoking cigarette. sunlight through blinds."

    89. Alien Landscape: "The surface of a purple planet. Two moons in the sky. Strange crystalline plants. Teal fog rolling in."

    90. Medieval Village: "A bustling medieval village square. Thatched roof cottages, a blacksmith working, chickens running around. Muddy ground."

    X. Artistic Style & Media Emulation

    Test the model's versatility in mimicking specific art mediums.

    91. Pixel Art: "A 16-bit pixel art scene of a campfire in a forest. Dithering effects for the fire glow. Night sky with stars."

    92. Ukiyo-e: "A Japanese woodblock print of a surfer riding a great wave. Traditional style, limited color palette (Prussian blue, beige, salmon)."

    93. Claymation: "A scene made of plasticine clay. A cute monster with big eyes eating a cookie. Visible fingerprints on the clay texture. Stop-motion lighting."

    94. Vaporwave: "A classical bust of David wearing sunglasses. Pink and blue gradient background. Glitch effects. Palm tree leaves."

    95. Blueprint: "A technical blueprint of a lightbulb. White lines on blue paper. Grid background. Measurements and dimension lines."

    96. Paper Quilling: "An image of a fox created entirely from rolled strips of colored paper. Intricate swirls and layers. 3D depth effect."

    97. Oil Painting: "A thick impasto oil painting of a stormy sea. Visible brush strokes, palette knife texture. Dark moody colors."

    98. Low Poly: "A low-poly 3D render of a fox in a snowy forest. Flat shading, sharp geometric edges. Pastel colors."

    99. Graffiti: "A brick wall covered in vibrant street art. Spray paint texture, drips. A mural of a tiger."

    100. Sketch: "A charcoal sketch of an old man's face. Rough shading, smudge marks, sketch lines visible. Grey paper background

          

     

V Chapel Timelline

I can provide more information about specific individuals and the church's history by compiling all the details from the document into focused summaries.

👥 Key Individuals and Roles

John Lee

• Family is a leader in the church at the present time¹.

• Is one of the Trustees².

• Circulated the subscription paper to raise funds for the building³.

• Did most of the carpenter work on the church building⁴.

• Listed as a member in the 1938 membership record (along with Goldie Lee)⁵.

• He and Mrs. John Lee are the source of some information in this account⁶.

Willie Alderman

• Family is a leader in the church at the present time⁷.

• Did most of the carpenter work on the church building⁸.

• Listed as a member in the 1938 membership record⁹.

Mrs. Ubie Alderman

• Donated the lot for the church (along with J. A. Clarkson)¹⁰.

• Circulated the subscription paper to raise funds for the building (along with Mrs. Icie Underwood and John Lee)¹¹.

• Listed as a member in the 1938 membership record¹².

Mrs. Icie Underwood

• Circulated the subscription paper to raise funds for the building (along with John Lee and Mrs. Ubie Alderman)¹³.

• Is described as a very conscientious worker¹⁴.

• Was recently deceased¹⁵.

• Listed as a member in the 1938 membership record¹⁶.

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📜 Cummings Creek Church History

Origin and Location

• The class was first organized at an unknown date and originally worshipped in the Cummings Creek school house for many years¹⁷.

• When the old school house was abandoned, it was sold by the Board of Education to the "Church of God"¹⁸¹⁸.

• The Methodist class was then forced to build a new church¹⁹¹⁹.

• The new church is located on the head waters of Beaver Creek²⁰²⁰.

• It is called the Cummings Creek Church because it was built by the Cummings Creek class²¹²¹.

Timeline of Organization

• The class dis-organized at some point because it was without a pastor²².

• It was reorganized in 1912 by Rev. O. Z. S. H.²³.

• The church was organized in 1930²⁴²⁴.

• The church was completed in 1933²⁵²⁵.

• The church was dedicated on June 30, 1940^26262626.

Funding and Construction

• The lot was donated by J. A. Clarkson and Mrs. Ubie Alderman²⁷.

• Building was made possible by donations on a subscription paper circulated by Mrs. Icie Underwood, John Lee, and Mrs. Ubie Alderman²⁸.

• Most of the carpenter work was done by John Lee and Willie Alderman²⁹.

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Would you be interested in seeing the names of the older members and former ministers grouped together for quick reference?

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That's a great idea! Here is a categorized list of the people mentioned in the text regarding the Cummings Creek M. P. Church.

👥 Cummings Creek Church People by Role

Current and Former Pastors/Ministers

• Rev. O. Z. S. H. ¹ (Reorganized the class in 1912)

• Rev. Howard Underwood ² (Local minister; also listed as an older member)

• Revs. D. S. Boggs ³

• B. K. Summers ⁴

• J. S. Mathers ⁵

• O. P. Mowell ⁶

• H. D. Sloan ⁷⁷ (Former minister)

• J. T. Bee ⁸

• A. H. Love ⁹

• G. L. Rhoads ¹⁰

• Perry Hogsett ¹¹

• Fowler ¹²

• D. R. Simpson ¹³ (Present Pastor under the United Methodist)

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Dedication & Speaking

• Dr. N. T. Sturm ¹⁴ (Preached the Sermon of Dedication, from the Marlinton Church)

• Rev. H. D. Sloan ¹⁵ (Speaker at dedication)

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Leaders in Construction & Funding

• J. A. Clarkson ¹⁶¹⁶ (Donated the lot for the church)

• Mrs. Ubie Alderman ¹⁷¹⁷¹⁷ (Donated the lot; circulated the subscription paper)

• Mrs. Icie Underwood ¹⁸ (Circulated the subscription paper)

• John Lee ¹⁹ (Circulated the subscription paper; did most of the carpenter work)

• Willie Alderman ²⁰ (Did most of the carpenter work)

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Current Leaders (Trustees & Family Leaders)

• Willie Alderman ²¹²¹ (Family is a leader in the church)

• John Lee ²²²²²² (Family is a leader in the church; Trustee)

• Penich Underwood ²³ (Trustee)

• Olive Alderman ²⁴ (Trustee)

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Older Members

• Noah Underwood ²⁵

• Price McComb ²⁶

• Hugh Sharp ²⁷

• Wallace Underwood ²⁸

• William McComb ²⁹

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Members (Listed in the 1938 Record)

• Agnes Underwood ³⁰

• Wallace Underwood ³¹

• Forest Underwood ³²

• Lucy Underwood Sharp ³³

• Pearl Underwood Sharp ³⁴

• Lee Syms ³⁵

• Fannie Syms ³⁶

• Lillian Webb ³⁷

• I. L. Webb ³⁸

• John Lee ³⁹

• Goldie Lee ⁴⁰

• Asta Buzzerd ⁴¹

• Icie Underwood ⁴²

• Agnes McComb ⁴³

• Willie Alderman ⁴⁴

• Ubie Alderman ⁴⁵

• Mrs. W. M. Meweil ⁴⁶

• P. W. Underwood ⁴⁷

• Olive Underwood ⁴⁸

• Carnie Underwood ⁴⁹

• Olive Alderman ⁵⁰

• Kenneth Schoolcraft ⁵¹

• Daisy Schoolcraft ⁵²

• Nora Underwood ⁵³

• Florence Ramsey ⁵⁴

• Ada Alderman ⁵⁵

• Dolly Mullens ⁵⁶

• Mary Gaylor ⁵⁷

• Elsie Alderman ⁵⁸

• John A. Clarkson ⁵⁹

• Jewel Underwood ⁶⁰

• Grace Alderman ⁶¹

• Veda Alderman ⁶²

• Houle Underwood ⁶³

• Olive Underwood ⁶⁴

• Lenna Underwood ⁶⁵

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Other Mentioned Individuals

• Mrs. Icie Underwood ⁶⁶ (Recently deceased, conscientious worker)

• Mr. and Mrs. John Lee ⁶⁷ (Listed as the source of information for this account)

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Would you like me to find out more information about any of these individuals or church history from the document?

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Based on the image provided, here is a detailed analysis of the Cummings Creek Class & Church History Timeline.

Overview

The image is a stylized historical timeline presented on a graphic that resembles aged parchment paper. It chronicles the history of a religious group (specifically Methodists, based on the text) from their early, undocumented beginnings to the dedication of their church building in 1940.

Chronological Breakdown

The timeline is organized from left to right, detailing specific events with associated dates, icons, and descriptions.

1. Date: Unknown

• Event: Original Class Organization

• Description: The class was first organized, but records are unavailable to show when or by whom.

2. Date: Many Years

• Event: Worship in School House

• Description: The class worshipped in the Cummings Creek school house for many years.

3. Date: 1912

• Event: Class Reorganized

• Description: The class, which had become disorganized, was reorganized by Rev. O. Z. S. H. (Initials appear to be O.Z.S.H.).

4. Date: Pre-1930

• Event: School Sold

• Description: The old school house was sold by the Board of Education to the "Church of God," forcing the Methodists to build a new church.

• Note: This entry confirms the denomination of the group as Methodist.

5. Date: 1930

• Event: Church Organized

• Description: The Cummings Creek class was organized into a church.

6. Date: 1933

• Event: Church Construction Completed

• Description: The church building was completed.

7. Date: 1938

• Event: Oldest Membership Record

• Description: The oldest church record of membership for this church is dated 1938.

8. Date: August 24, 1940

• Event: Document Date

• Description: This date appears on the original document.

9. Date: June 30, 1940

• Event: Church Dedicated

• Description: The church was dedicated. The sermon was preached by Dr. N. T. Sturm.

Key Historical Narrative

The timeline tells a story of displacement and growth:

1. Early Era: The congregation began as a "Class" (a common Methodist term for small groups) meeting in a local schoolhouse.

2. Conflict/Change: The turning point occurred sometime before 1930 when the Board of Education sold the schoolhouse to a different denomination (Church of God). This displaced the Methodist class.

3. Resolution: This displacement forced them to organize formally as a church in 1930 and construct their own building, which was finished in 1933 and dedicated in 1940.

Visual Details

• Footnotes: Each text block contains a small superscript number (1 through 10), suggesting this graphic was summarized from a more detailed written history or ledger.

• Layout: The dates are not perfectly linear in terms of spacing (e.g., "Many Years" takes up the same space as specific years), and the final two dates (August 1940 and June 1940) appear out of strict chronological order from left to right, though they are likely placed this way to prioritize the "Dedication" as the finale of the timeline.

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Year	Event	Details
Unknown	Original class organization	The class was first organized, but records are unavailable to show when or by whom1.
Many Years	Worship in School House	The class worshipped in the Cummings Creek school house for many years2.
1912	Class Reorganized	The class, which had become dis-organized, was reorganized by Rev. O. Z. S. H.3.
Pre-1930	School Sold	The old school house was sold by the Board of Education to the "Church of God," forcing the Methodists to build a new church4.
1930	Church Organized	The Cummings Creek class was organized into a church5.
1933	Church Construction Completed	The church building was completed6.
1938	Oldest Membership Record	The oldest church record of membership for this church is dated 19387.
August 24, 1940	Document Date	This date appears on the original document8.
June 30, 1940	Church Dedicated	The church was dedicated9. The sermon was preached by Dr. N. T. Sturm10.