Difference between revisions of "Windsor Hall, Denton, TX"
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| − | In 1989, there was an independent split from [[Denton Meeting Room, TX|Denton Meeting Room]], a TW exclusive meeting, led by Paul L. Johnson, Tim Van Der Hoek, | + | In 1989, there was an independent split from [[Denton Meeting Room, TX|Denton Meeting Room]], a TW exclusive meeting, led by Paul L. Johnson, Tim Van Der Hoek, Bruce Selman, Scotie Selman, Doug M. Welch and others, that comprises a moderately sized meeting that is loosely affiliated with a Ravenite network that left the Taylor (now PBCC) exclusives in the early 1970's, known by some as Rentonites. The assembly is a growing work, with young families adding. Other early influences in this meeting have included Kevin M. Pearson (from non-denom background) and Pascal Z. Zaklama (from Switzerland brethren). no longer with the fellowship. |
Around 1992, there was additionally a separate split from DMR that created [[Denton Christian Fellowship, TX|Denton Christian Fellowship]] (TW-P), which was unconnected to either the Renton meeting or the TW room, and met for a few years. | Around 1992, there was additionally a separate split from DMR that created [[Denton Christian Fellowship, TX|Denton Christian Fellowship]] (TW-P), which was unconnected to either the Renton meeting or the TW room, and met for a few years. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:53, 16 August 2022
In 1989, there was an independent split from Denton Meeting Room, a TW exclusive meeting, led by Paul L. Johnson, Tim Van Der Hoek, Bruce Selman, Scotie Selman, Doug M. Welch and others, that comprises a moderately sized meeting that is loosely affiliated with a Ravenite network that left the Taylor (now PBCC) exclusives in the early 1970's, known by some as Rentonites. The assembly is a growing work, with young families adding. Other early influences in this meeting have included Kevin M. Pearson (from non-denom background) and Pascal Z. Zaklama (from Switzerland brethren). no longer with the fellowship.
Around 1992, there was additionally a separate split from DMR that created Denton Christian Fellowship (TW-P), which was unconnected to either the Renton meeting or the TW room, and met for a few years.
Alumni
- Who's Who at Windsor Hall, Denton, TX (Renton EB) 1989-present
Location
- 1220 N. Bonnie Brae St.
Sources
- uncredited sources
- Google.com
