Lanarkshire, Scotland
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See Scotland Open Brethren for introduction and abbreviations, and an alphabetical list. D.V., this list will eventually contain Exclusive assemblies as well, but presently just Open Brethren, and is sorted geographically.
Contents
North Lanarkshire
North
Cumbernauld
- 1. Mossknowe: f. 1913, after mission.
- c.1912, private house; 1929, Hebron Hall, 17 Smithyends; 1966, various community centres & schools; 1974, Mossknowe Gospel Hall, Kildrum Ring Rd., Kildrum.
- 2. Eastfield: f. 1990, fr. Mossknowe Gospel Hall.
- 1990, Eastfield E.C., Pollock Hall, Condorrat; 1994, Eastfield E.C., Cumbernauld.
Kilsyth
- 1. Good Templars’: fl. 1897–1911.
- In 1897, Lesser Victoria Hall; by 1904, Good Templars' Hall, Burngreen.
- 2. Gospel Hall: f. 1920; disc. 1980.
- 1920, Burngreen Hall; 1922, Workmen's Club, High St.; 1925, Gospel Hall, 15 High St.
Sources
- Scotland Open Brethren by Neil Dickson