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Revision as of 04:29, 1 January 2021
Contents
History
Prior to 1927, H.F. Schultz started Bethany Gospel Hall on Main Street in Westbrook, Cumberland, Maine, a suburb of Portland, and remained its correspondent until its closing after 1983. Around 1958, D.L. Swendsen started what became Spring Hill Gospel Hall in the auditorium of Warren Memorial Library, which acquired its present building in 1961 at 225 Spring Street.
Locations
- Warren Memorial Library Auditorium @ 479 Main St. +1958-1960
- 225 Spring Street 1961-2020+
Correspondents
- D.L. Swendsen 1958-1959
- Charles R. Grob 1960-1965
- Daniel F. Chick 1966-2006
- Dan Chick 2007-2020+
- Barry Stultz +2007-2020+
Other Leadership
Alumni
- Who's Who at Spring Hill Gospel Hall, ME 1970-2021+
Visiting Ministry
Also See
Sources
- Waltericks/ECS AAB 1958-2020+
