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There have existed a minimum of eighty separate Brethren assemblies in Manitoba. Seventeen remain, including a few notable non-denominational (ND) Bible churches (BC) with origin among the assemblies.  Bold print highlights the earliest assemblies (1870's-1880's), and/or those theorized to be presently existing.
 
There have existed a minimum of eighty separate Brethren assemblies in Manitoba. Seventeen remain, including a few notable non-denominational (ND) Bible churches (BC) with origin among the assemblies.  Bold print highlights the earliest assemblies (1870's-1880's), and/or those theorized to be presently existing.
  
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The oldest existing Open Brethren (OB) assembly is [[Brandon Gospel Hall, MB]] founded in 1888, and walks with the branch that follows the "old paths". There is presently additional data within the Brandon Gospel Hall link, including an early "Who's Who" list, as indicated by the blue link. The oldest existing Exclusive Brethren (EB) assembly is the Winnipeg Meeting Room, founded in 1879, and are associated with the Tunbridge-Wells (TW) branch of 1909, also known as Darbyites.
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The oldest existing Open Brethren (OB) assembly is [[Brandon Gospel Hall, MB]] founded in 1888, and walks with the branch that follows the "old paths". There is presently additional data within the Brandon Gospel Hall link, including an early "Who's Who" list, as indicated by the blue link. The oldest existing Exclusive Brethren (EB) assembly is the [[Winnipeg Meeting Room, MB|Winnipeg Meeting Room]], founded in 1879, and are associated with the Tunbridge-Wells (TW) branch of 1909, also known as Darbyites. Another branch of Exclusives presently listed here is what are historically known as Ravenites or Taylorites, presently referred to as the PBCC. 
  
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Years listed are approximate era of existence, a plus (+) sign expects additional earlier or later years active (but unknown at this time). Sources are primarily old assembly address lists including 1904, 1927, 1936, 1943, and 1948-present (with some missing). If an assembly was previously known by other names, these have been listed, along with years most well known as such.  Historical information forthcoming (D.V.).
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Years listed are approximate era of existence, a plus (+) sign expects additional earlier or later years active (but unknown for certain). Sources are primarily old assembly address lists including 1904, 1927, 1936, 1943, and 1948-present (OB) and various 1870's-present (EB, TW, etc.). If an assembly was previously known by other names, these have been listed, along with years most well known as such.  Corrections and revisions coveted, and the assemblies are sorted by geography (closest city, area, etc.)
  
 
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=Winnipeg=
 
=Winnipeg=
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* [[Arlington Street Meeting, MB]] (PBCC) +1954+
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* [[Believers Bible Chapel, MB]] (OB) 2004-'''2018+'''
 
* [[Believers Bible Chapel, MB]] (OB) 2004-'''2018+'''
 
*** Canadian Mennonite University (South Campus) 2004-2018+
 
*** Canadian Mennonite University (South Campus) 2004-2018+
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* [[Bible Truth Hall, Winnipeg, MB]] (OB) +1936+
 
* [[Bible Truth Hall, Winnipeg, MB]] (OB) +1936+
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* [[Burnell Street Meeting, MB]] (PBCC) +1954+
  
 
* [[Charleswood Community Church, MB]] (BC/ND) 1982-2019+
 
* [[Charleswood Community Church, MB]] (BC/ND) 1982-2019+
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** Grace Chapel Assembly (OB) 1998-1999
 
** Grace Chapel Assembly (OB) 1998-1999
 
** St. Vital Gospel Hall (OB) +1927-(1937-1942)
 
** St. Vital Gospel Hall (OB) +1927-(1937-1942)
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* [[Kensington Street Meeting, MB]] (PBCC) +1954+
  
 
* [[Kildonan Christian Fellowship, MB]] (OB) +'''2018+'''
 
* [[Kildonan Christian Fellowship, MB]] (OB) +'''2018+'''
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==West Kildonan==
 
==West Kildonan==
 
* [[Maples Community Church, MB]] (OB) 1988/1989-'''2018+'''
 
* [[Maples Community Church, MB]] (OB) 1988/1989-'''2018+'''
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==Woodlands==
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* [[Woodlands Meeting, MB]] (PBCC) +1954+

Revision as of 23:27, 29 October 2019

There have existed a minimum of eighty separate Brethren assemblies in Manitoba. Seventeen remain, including a few notable non-denominational (ND) Bible churches (BC) with origin among the assemblies.  Bold print highlights the earliest assemblies (1870's-1880's), and/or those theorized to be presently existing.

The oldest existing Open Brethren (OB) assembly is Brandon Gospel Hall, MB founded in 1888, and walks with the branch that follows the "old paths". There is presently additional data within the Brandon Gospel Hall link, including an early "Who's Who" list, as indicated by the blue link. The oldest existing Exclusive Brethren (EB) assembly is the Winnipeg Meeting Room, founded in 1879, and are associated with the Tunbridge-Wells (TW) branch of 1909, also known as Darbyites. Another branch of Exclusives presently listed here is what are historically known as Ravenites or Taylorites, presently referred to as the PBCC.

Years listed are approximate era of existence, a plus (+) sign expects additional earlier or later years active (but unknown for certain). Sources are primarily old assembly address lists including 1904, 1927, 1936, 1943, and 1948-present (OB) and various 1870's-present (EB, TW, etc.). If an assembly was previously known by other names, these have been listed, along with years most well known as such.  Corrections and revisions coveted, and the assemblies are sorted by geography (closest city, area, etc.)

Brandon

Austin

Melbourne

Beautiful Plains

Binscarth

Boissevain

Creeford District

Douglas

Gladstone

Grand View

Killarney

Lauder

Neepawa

Ochre River

Plumas Station

Ninga



Portage la Prairie

Elm Creek

High Bluff

Mill Creek

Oakville

  • Fortier Gospel Chapel, MB (OB) 1959-2018+
    • Fortier Gospel Hall (OB) 1959-1987/1988
      • Fortier 1959-1987/1988; Oakville 1989-2018+

Rathwell

Roseisle

Stephenfield

Treherne



Southeast Manitoba

Altona

Darlingford

Emerson

Fallison

Gretna

La Riviere

Manitou

Purves

West Lynne

Windygates

Winkler



Swan River

Bowsman River

Minitonas

Pine Creek

Swan Lake



Winnipeg

  • Oxford Bible Church, MB (OB) +1927-2014+
    • Korean Presbyterian Church presently rents space
    • Arlington Street Gospel Chapel (OB) 1966-(2000-2002)
    • Ebenezer Hall (OB) +1943-1965
    • Ebenezer Gospel Hall (OB) +1927-1936+

Grand Marais

Poplar Park

Headingley

Lakeside

Lockport

  • Ashfield Gospel Hall, MB (OB) +1904-1974; 1985-2018+
    • East Kildonan Gospel Hall (OB) +1936-1950+
    • S.O.E. Hall, Harbison Ave (OB) +1927+
    • Gonor Station Gospel Hall (OB) +1904+
      • Winnipeg +1927+; Kildonan +1936-1950+; Ashfield +1954-1974; Kirkness 1985-1991; Lockport +1904+; 1992-2018+

Selkirk

St. Andrews

Stonewall

Erinview

Woodroyd

Tisdale ?

West Kildonan

Woodlands

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