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Hutchinson Gospel Chapel is a healthy open brethren assembly that was founded in the mid-1940's by [[Richard Edwin Burson]], in Reno Co., [[Kansas]], west of Wichita. From 1962-1965+, an Awana club was started by Richard, John Bloom, Dan Burson, Phil Corkins and others, and there is currently an Awana that has been fruitful for the assembly.
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Hutchinson Gospel Chapel is a healthy open brethren assembly that was founded in the mid-1940's by [[Richard Edwin Burson]], in Reno Co., [[Kansas]], west of Wichita.  
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Richard pastored a Baptist church in Hutchinson in the 1940's, and was cleaning out at attic for an elderly woman in Salina, Kansas and found ''Help and Food'' magazines, and asked if he could have them, thinking they were cookbooks, and it was what introduced him to the assemblies. [https://www.ksbiblecamp.org/home/index.php Kansas Bible Camp] was also founded about that time by Richard, which is still active today, having operated solely by faith for all these years.
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In 1965, Richard started an Awana club with teenage John Bloom, Dan Burson, Phil Corkins and others, that lasted at least thru 1968 when Dan left for [[International Teams|Literature Crusades]].  In recent years, the assembly has restarted another Awana that has proven to be continued fruit.
  
Richard pastored a Baptist church in Hutchinson in the 1940's, and was cleaning out at attic for an elderly woman in Salina, Kansas and found ''Help and Food'' magazines, and asked if he could have them, thinking they were cookbooks, and it was what introduced him to the assemblies.  [https://www.ksbiblecamp.org/home/index.php Kansas Bible Camp] was also founded about that time by Richard, which is still active today, having operated solely by faith for all these years.
 
  
 
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Revision as of 19:50, 28 September 2025

Hutchinson Gospel Chapel is a healthy open brethren assembly that was founded in the mid-1940's by Richard Edwin Burson, in Reno Co., Kansas, west of Wichita.

Richard pastored a Baptist church in Hutchinson in the 1940's, and was cleaning out at attic for an elderly woman in Salina, Kansas and found Help and Food magazines, and asked if he could have them, thinking they were cookbooks, and it was what introduced him to the assemblies. Kansas Bible Camp was also founded about that time by Richard, which is still active today, having operated solely by faith for all these years.

In 1965, Richard started an Awana club with teenage John Bloom, Dan Burson, Phil Corkins and others, that lasted at least thru 1968 when Dan left for Literature Crusades. In recent years, the assembly has restarted another Awana that has proven to be continued fruit.


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Sources

  • Dan Burson - 9-26-2025