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| − | Good News Chapel was founded in 1935 by Arthur & Ceinwyn Stebbings, who were in fellowship with [[Pawtucket Gospel Hall, RI|Pawtucket Gospel Hall]] in [[Rhode Island]], moving to Attleboro to establish a printing business. As per [https://gnbc.org/about/our-history/ GNBC's website], they started meeting to break bread with Walter & Florence Jacobsen, and Eugene & Hilda Qvarnstrom. | + | Good News Chapel was founded in 1935 by Arthur & Ceinwyn Stebbings, who were in fellowship with [[Pawtucket Gospel Hall, RI|Pawtucket Gospel Hall]] in [[Rhode Island]], moving to Attleboro to establish a printing business. As per [https://gnbc.org/about/our-history/ GNBC's website], they started meeting to break bread with Walter & Florence Jacobsen, and Eugene & Hilda Qvarnstrom. It was initially known as the Christian Assembly of Attleboro until 1950 when it was rebranded as its current name. |
=Location History= | =Location History= | ||
* 201 Pine +1938 | * 201 Pine +1938 | ||
* rented space, Odd Fellows Bldg., Bank St. 1938-1950 | * rented space, Odd Fellows Bldg., Bank St. 1938-1950 | ||
| − | * converted garage, 32 Major St. 1950-1954 | + | * converted garage, 32 Major St. (Hazel & Major Sts.) 1950-1954 |
* 138 S. Main St. 1954-1976 | * 138 S. Main St. 1954-1976 | ||
* 235 West St. 1976-current. | * 235 West St. 1976-current. | ||
| − | ==Other locations== | + | ==Other possible locations== |
* home of Ernst Johan Quarnstrom 1939 | * home of Ernst Johan Quarnstrom 1939 | ||
* 3 Knight Ave. +1941+ | * 3 Knight Ave. +1941+ | ||
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=Early Correspondents= | =Early Correspondents= | ||
* Ernest Eugene Qvarnstrom +1939-1940 | * Ernest Eugene Qvarnstrom +1939-1940 | ||
| − | * Arthur Stebbings 1940- | + | * Arthur O. Stebbings 1940-1951+ |
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| + | =Early Meeting Times= | ||
| + | * 1951: BB. 10, G. 11:15, P. & BS. Tu. 7:30, Ch. Fr. 7 | ||
=Also See= | =Also See= | ||
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=Sources= | =Sources= | ||
| + | * Light & Liberty: 1951-6 | ||
* Witness: 1939-1 | * Witness: 1939-1 | ||
* Words in Season: 1940-12 | * Words in Season: 1940-12 | ||
Revision as of 22:50, 19 December 2024
Good News Chapel was founded in 1935 by Arthur & Ceinwyn Stebbings, who were in fellowship with Pawtucket Gospel Hall in Rhode Island, moving to Attleboro to establish a printing business. As per GNBC's website, they started meeting to break bread with Walter & Florence Jacobsen, and Eugene & Hilda Qvarnstrom. It was initially known as the Christian Assembly of Attleboro until 1950 when it was rebranded as its current name.
Contents
Location History
- 201 Pine +1938
- rented space, Odd Fellows Bldg., Bank St. 1938-1950
- converted garage, 32 Major St. (Hazel & Major Sts.) 1950-1954
- 138 S. Main St. 1954-1976
- 235 West St. 1976-current.
Other possible locations
- home of Ernst Johan Quarnstrom 1939
- 3 Knight Ave. +1941+
- home of Howard Earl Vaslet 1942
Early Correspondents
- Ernest Eugene Qvarnstrom +1939-1940
- Arthur O. Stebbings 1940-1951+
Early Meeting Times
- 1951: BB. 10, G. 11:15, P. & BS. Tu. 7:30, Ch. Fr. 7
Also See
- Who's Who at Good News Chapel, Attleboro, MA notable alumni
- Visiting Ministry at Good News Chapel, Attleboro, MA ministry reports
Sources
- Light & Liberty: 1951-6
- Witness: 1939-1
- Words in Season: 1940-12
