One of Chestertown’s most significant African-American congregations has listed its building for sale and is planning to move to Delaware, according to Bishop Ronald T. Fisher, the pastor. According to the Kent County News, Faith Life Church, formerly the Gospel Church of God, is located at Calvert and Lynchburg Streets in one of Chestertown’s most historic African-American neighborhoods, just blocks from the H. H. Garnet Elementary School which had been the Kent County high school for Black students before integration in the 1960s. It is also near the historic Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church and the former site of the Charlie Graves Uptown Club where acts like Wilson Pickett, Etta James, and Otis Redding performed until the club closed in the late 1980s.