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| − | Manvel Bible Chapel is an open brethren assembly within the metro of Houston, [[Texas]]. It traces its roots back to first open assembly known as Houston Gospel Hall, which was founded in 1893 (possibly the first open assembly in Texas) by Joseph Jamison, an Irishman. | + | Manvel Bible Chapel is an open brethren assembly within the metro of Houston, [[Texas]]. It traces its roots back to first open assembly known as Houston Gospel Hall, which was founded in 1893 (possibly the first open assembly in Texas) by Joseph Jamison, an Irishman. It may have been planted in 1931, and met from +1936-1941+ in the home of C.C. Peters of Manvel. It subsequently met in a variety of locations until 1977 when it was at 7232 King Ave., and they constructed a new building in 2000 in nearby Pearland where it currently resides. |
| − | In October 12-14, 2021, this assembly hosted the annual national [ | + | In October 12-14, 2021, this assembly hosted the annual national [[US Chapel Workers and Elders Conference|Workers and Elders Conference]], with a theme of '''Knowing the Times''', see [https://workerselders.org/messages/ Workers and Elders Conference] for more detail, including free video and audio recordings. |
| − | =Locations= | + | =Locations= |
| − | * | + | * home of C.C. Peters, Manvel +1936-1941+ |
* 7232 King Ave. 1977-2000 | * 7232 King Ave. 1977-2000 | ||
* 4230 (FM1128 / N. Masters Rd.), Pearland 2000-current; | * 4230 (FM1128 / N. Masters Rd.), Pearland 2000-current; | ||
=Correspondents= | =Correspondents= | ||
| − | * | + | * C.C. Peters +1936-1954 |
* Archie C. Peters 1955-1976 | * Archie C. Peters 1955-1976 | ||
* Leo A. Isaacs 1977-1983 | * Leo A. Isaacs 1977-1983 | ||
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=Also See= | =Also See= | ||
* [https://manvelbible.org/ MBC's website] | * [https://manvelbible.org/ MBC's website] | ||
| − | * [[Who's Who at Manvel Bible Chapel, TX]] | + | * [[Who's Who at Manvel Bible Chapel, TX]] |
* [[Visiting Ministry at Manvel Bible Chapel, TX]] | * [[Visiting Ministry at Manvel Bible Chapel, TX]] | ||
Revision as of 02:59, 10 December 2024
Manvel Bible Chapel is an open brethren assembly within the metro of Houston, Texas. It traces its roots back to first open assembly known as Houston Gospel Hall, which was founded in 1893 (possibly the first open assembly in Texas) by Joseph Jamison, an Irishman. It may have been planted in 1931, and met from +1936-1941+ in the home of C.C. Peters of Manvel. It subsequently met in a variety of locations until 1977 when it was at 7232 King Ave., and they constructed a new building in 2000 in nearby Pearland where it currently resides.
In October 12-14, 2021, this assembly hosted the annual national Workers and Elders Conference, with a theme of Knowing the Times, see Workers and Elders Conference for more detail, including free video and audio recordings.
Contents
Locations
- home of C.C. Peters, Manvel +1936-1941+
- 7232 King Ave. 1977-2000
- 4230 (FM1128 / N. Masters Rd.), Pearland 2000-current;
Correspondents
- C.C. Peters +1936-1954
- Archie C. Peters 1955-1976
- Leo A. Isaacs 1977-1983
- D.A. Booth 1983-2006
- Mark Hamilton 2004-2006
- Sherman Weaver 2007-current
- Thampi George Mattackal 2007-current
Also See
Sources
- OB AAB's 1936-current
- Thampi George 12-9-2024
