View source for Cortland Gospel Chapel, NY

Cortland Gospel Chapel was an open brethren assembly in [[New York]] that met in homes +1936-1955 then on McLean Rd.

=AKA=
* Home Assemblies +1936-1948+
* Cortland Gospel Chapel 1950-1970+

=Locations=
* home of W.K. Corey, 20 Madison St. +1936+
* home of Amos Perry Bishop, Jr. +1943-1955; 
* McLean Rd., betw. routes 13 & 281, nr. Munson corner 1956-1970+
* 14 Wheeler Ave. +1943-1948+; 
* 155 Central Ave. +1950+
* 20 Woodruff St., home. +1950-1955+

=Correspondents=
* W.K. Corey +1936+; 1960-1970+
* Amos Perry Bishop, Jr. +1942-1959 (b. 1895 Readsboro, Bennington, [[Vermont|VT]] - d. 1959 Cortland, NY), son of Amos Perry Bishop, Sr. (1847-1918 Readsboro, VT) & Corrisan I. Cook Bishop (b. 1855 Bellingham, Norfolk, [[Massachusetts|MA]] - d. 1920 Readsboro, VT). Wife: Evelyn Ernestine Baker Van Buskirk (b. 1898 Monroe, Franklin, MA - d. 1973 St. Petersburg, Pinellas, FL), daughter of Ernest Calvin Baker (b. 1869 VT) & Lurissa A. Sibley Baker (b. 1867 Rowe, Franklin, MA - d. 1901 Monroe, MA).

=News=
L&L 1943-5: [[Cortland Gospel Chapel, NY|Courtland]], N.Y.: "Three families gather in my home each Lord’s day at 4:00 p.m. to “remember the Lord” in the breaking of bread. About a year ago, Harold Harper spent a week with us proclaiming the Gospel, and has been a great source of help and encouragement to us. Also Milton Parkhurst (now with the Lord) from the [[Cornerstone Bible Chapel, Rochester, NY|Carter St. meeting]] in Rochester, N. Y., had a week of 
Gospel meetings with us. Thus far we have met only to break bread, but we are trusting in the near future to establish a Sunday School and evening Gospel meeting if the Lord so leads. We covet your prayers that this testimony may increase and that many others may be gathered in His name. Amos Perry Bishop, Jr." (b. 1895 Readsboro, Bennington, VT - d. 1959 Cortland, NY) 

=Sources=
* [[Light and Liberty]] 1943-5