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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | [[L'Assemblee Chretienne de Laval Des Rapides, QC|L' | + | [[L'Assemblee Chretienne de Laval Des Rapides, QC|L'Assemblée chrétienne de Laval Des Rapides]], Laval, Greater Montreal, Southcentral [[Quebec]], [[Canada]], was a French open brethren assembly founded in 1975 that was active through 1997. |
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| + | The Assemblée chrétienne de Laval-des-Rapides, a first hive-off from the [[Grande Maison]], began in February 1975 in the Saint-Vincent-de-Paul municipality, to the north, just off the island of Montreal. At the outset, the group benefitted from the able leadership of [[Bill Wolitarsky]] along with [[Leslie Russell]] and [[Rod Martin]]. By 1980, the assembly had relocated to Laval-des-Rapides and was then meeting in their newly remodeled quarters. The following year, it commended [[André Marchildon]] and his wife, Dorothée, to full-time work. A decade later, due to André’s administrative responsibilities with regard to the various assemblies of La Grande Maison as well as with the Heritage Christian School, the assembly commended [[Michel Morency]] to full-time pastoral and teaching ministry among them. The meeting was then known as the Assemblée chrétienne de Duvernay. By 1996, both couples had left the work. When the assembly saw how [[La Source]] in Saint-Léonard had closed, they followed suit the next year, its members going to other churches and the assembly ceased to function. | ||
==Locations== | ==Locations== | ||
| − | * 1 Terrasse Ines, Duvernay | + | * 1 Terrasse Ines, Duvernay 1975-1980+ |
* 20 Corbeil, Laval Des Rapides +1982-1989 | * 20 Corbeil, Laval Des Rapides +1982-1989 | ||
* 20 rue d'Orly 1990-2000+ | * 20 rue d'Orly 1990-2000+ | ||
==Correspondents== | ==Correspondents== | ||
| − | * W. Wolitarsky | + | * W. Wolitarsky 1975-1983+ |
* Normand Labelle @ 20 d'Orly St. 1987-1989 | * Normand Labelle @ 20 d'Orly St. 1987-1989 | ||
| − | * Serge Lemee +1989, 1992- | + | * Serge Lemee +1989, 1992-1996 |
* Andre Marchildon 1990-1991 | * Andre Marchildon 1990-1991 | ||
==Alumni== | ==Alumni== | ||
| − | * [[Who's Who at L'Assemblee Chretienne de Laval Des Rapides, QC]] | + | * [[Who's Who at L'Assemblee Chretienne de Laval Des Rapides, QC|Who's Who at L'Assemblée chrétienne de Laval Des Rapides, QC]] 1975-1997 |
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
* Walterick Publishers Assembly Address Books: 1973-1980, 1982-1983, 1985-1987, 1989-2000 | * Walterick Publishers Assembly Address Books: 1973-1980, 1982-1983, 1985-1987, 1989-2000 | ||
| + | * News of Quebec | ||
Latest revision as of 22:20, 24 December 2020
History
L'Assemblée chrétienne de Laval Des Rapides, Laval, Greater Montreal, Southcentral Quebec, Canada, was a French open brethren assembly founded in 1975 that was active through 1997.
The Assemblée chrétienne de Laval-des-Rapides, a first hive-off from the Grande Maison, began in February 1975 in the Saint-Vincent-de-Paul municipality, to the north, just off the island of Montreal. At the outset, the group benefitted from the able leadership of Bill Wolitarsky along with Leslie Russell and Rod Martin. By 1980, the assembly had relocated to Laval-des-Rapides and was then meeting in their newly remodeled quarters. The following year, it commended André Marchildon and his wife, Dorothée, to full-time work. A decade later, due to André’s administrative responsibilities with regard to the various assemblies of La Grande Maison as well as with the Heritage Christian School, the assembly commended Michel Morency to full-time pastoral and teaching ministry among them. The meeting was then known as the Assemblée chrétienne de Duvernay. By 1996, both couples had left the work. When the assembly saw how La Source in Saint-Léonard had closed, they followed suit the next year, its members going to other churches and the assembly ceased to function.
Locations
- 1 Terrasse Ines, Duvernay 1975-1980+
- 20 Corbeil, Laval Des Rapides +1982-1989
- 20 rue d'Orly 1990-2000+
Correspondents
- W. Wolitarsky 1975-1983+
- Normand Labelle @ 20 d'Orly St. 1987-1989
- Serge Lemee +1989, 1992-1996
- Andre Marchildon 1990-1991
Alumni
Sources
- Walterick Publishers Assembly Address Books: 1973-1980, 1982-1983, 1985-1987, 1989-2000
- News of Quebec
