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* James Wilson +1922-1927+ | * James Wilson +1922-1927+ | ||
| − | * Thomas J. Jamison | + | * Thomas J. Jamison +1927+ |
| − | * Norman Gunn | + | * Norman Gunn +1936-1956+ |
| − | * John S. Martin | + | * John S. Martin +1958-1963 |
* John M. Duff 1964-1984 | * John M. Duff 1964-1984 | ||
* T.A. Wishart 1985+ | * T.A. Wishart 1985+ | ||
Latest revision as of 10:51, 10 April 2025
Friendship Gospel Chapel was an open brethren assembly in Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania active as early as 1922, and folded about 1991. It was initially known as Friendship Street / Avenue Gospel Hall. In 1922, it was meeting in the home of James Wilson, which was later converted into their permanent location.
1926 USCoRB indicated that there were 150 in fellowship (60 men, 90 women) including 10 S.S. teachers, presiding over 100 children (for a total of 250). The Hall was valued at $12,000 with no debt (and with $1,609.88 in annual expenses), and $1,465 was additionally spent towards the Lord's work in 1926.
Contents
Aka
- Friendship Street Gospel Hall +1922-1933+
- Friendship Avenue Gospel Hall +1936-1974
- Friendship Avenue Gospel Chapel 1975-1976
Locations
- home of James Wilson, 4917 Friendship Street +1922-1933+
- 4917 Friendship Ave. +1936-1985+
Correspondents
- James Wilson +1922-1927+
- Thomas J. Jamison +1927+
- Norman Gunn +1936-1956+
- John S. Martin +1958-1963
- John M. Duff 1964-1984
- T.A. Wishart 1985+
Also See
- Who's Who at Friendship Gospel Chapel, PA notable alumni
- Visiting Ministry at Friendship Gospel Chapel, PA news
Sources
- 1922-1991 AAB's
