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| − | * [[Visiting Ministry at Pineview | + | * [[Visiting Ministry at Pineview Chapel, Houston, TX]] |
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* Light & Liberty | * Light & Liberty | ||
Latest revision as of 03:13, 17 August 2024
Pineview Chapel is an open brethren assembly in Houston, Texas that hived off of Louisiana Gospel Hall in 1937, meeting initially 1937-1948+ in the home of Andrew E. Patterson, Jr. at 1010 Boundary St. By 1950, it had moved to 9742 Hardy St., known many years as Pineview Bible Chapel, and in recent years is sharing space with Sala Evangélica.
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Locations
- 1010 Boundary St., home of Andrew E. Patterson, Jr. 1937-1948+;
- 9742/9747 Hardy/Priest St. +1950-2007+
- 9747 Hardy St. +1950-1974; 9742 Hardy St. 1975-1981; 9742 Priest 1982; 9742 Hardy St. 1983-1985; 9742 Priest Dr. 1986-1988; 9742 Hardy St. 1989-2007+
Correspondents
- Andrew E. Patterson, Jr. 1937-1967
- @ 1010 Boundry St. 1937-1948+; 6605 Nording St. +1950-1967
- A.T. White 1968-1980
- R.W. Avenell @ Conroe 1981-1990
- Luby J. Walker 1991-1995
- James B. Clooney 1991-2002
- Joe Morgan 1999-2006
- Art Davies 2003-2007+
- Eric Unander 2007+
Also See
- Pineview's Facebook
- Visiting Ministry at Pineview Chapel, Houston, TX
- Who's Who at Pineview Chapel, Houston, TX
Sources
- OB AB's
- Light & Liberty
