From an article in The Nevada News dated June 8, 1939:

MOSCOW CHURCH IS NEARLY 100 YEARS OLD

     The old Moscow Church has stood by the side of the road nearly a century as a lighthouse
to guide men along the shores of life.  Many a man has found Christ in this old sainted house of
God.  Many of our friends and loved ones are laid to rest in the nearby cemetery- "Asleep in
Jesus-Blessed Sleep".  The pastor of that old landmark spent the day in the cemetery taking names
from the grave stones.  Some of the stones are faded to such an extent that the names cannot be
recognized.  Some of the birth dates of the occupants date back more than 100 years back. One
born in the year 1797, another in 1803, another 1822, etc.  The question is: Will the good people
in and around Prescott stand back and let this old church pass into history, carrying with it many
beautiful memories, or will they come to the rescue.  If for no other reason, the church should be
kept on account of the cemetery connected with it.  Unless something is done in the near future,
old Moscow will be a thing of the past.   

     The pastor of Moscow has agreed to conduct church services there without pay in order
that the good people of Nevada County will keep the doors of old Moscow open.  We plan a
revival in the near future, also an old-fasioned Homecoming Day.  But the building must be
repaired first.  The pastor is using this means of appealing to the people of Nevada County for
financial help.  If you are willing to help keep the old church active, we will appreciate your help. 
If you would like to give us something toward rebuilding the church, you may bring or mail your
contribution to Rev. J. T. Davis, Jr., Rosston Rd, Prescott, Arkansas and the same will be
appreciated very much.  The names of the contributors will be placed in a book of memories and
placed in the old church.