Lake Avenue Gospel Hall, CA

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Lake Avenue Gospel Hall was an open brethren assembly in Pasadena in the Los Angeles metro of California that founded in 1926 by brethren in Los Angeles and Monrovia, and at least thru 1933. Its first correspondent was Robert B. Young.  The assembly commended Miss Miriam J. Grubb to the Lord's work in China in 1932.


There have been many brethren labors in Pasadena, particularly with the exclusives:

  • Raven-Taylor assembly in 1959 at 1883 N. Fair Oaks Ave.,
  • Grant-Booth assembly in 1932-1933 (home assembly then of A.E. Booth)
  • Kelly-Lowe-Continental assembly 1950-current, which the Grants may have joined.
  • Tunbridge Wells (TW) assembly from +1889-1905+ and +1923-1973+, of which it is thought the assembly in nearby Sierra Madre +1908-1969+ may have been a rebranding from Pasadena, coupled with a hive from Los Angeles.

Founding

Our Record (OR): 1926-11: Pasadena, Calif.: "A Gospel Hall has been secured in this city (

Locations

  • 947 E. Orange Grove Ave. +1926
  • 475 E. Villa St. 1926-1929
  • 41 S. Lake Ave. 1930-1935+

Many uses of 475 E. Villa location:

      • 1917: T.F. Sanders' grocery store
      • 1921-1925: "Gospel Hall"
      • 1926: Hope Mission. It was announced in Nov. 1926 in "Our Record" about the assembly securing it.
      • 1927-1930: "Gospel Hall"
      • 1931-1935: Grace Gospel Tabernacle, pastored by
        • 1930-1931, 1935: A.W. Smith
        • 1932: J.E. Petree

Correspondents

  • Robert B. Young @ 1760 N. Fair Oaks 1926-1932+

Also See

Sources

  • OB AB 1927 & EB AB's
  • Light & Liberty (L&L): 1932-7
  • Our Record 1926-11
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