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====Champlain Heights===
* 1995-1996: evangelistic ministry by Murray McCandless & Jonathan Procopio resulting in fruit within a large family;
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==Kent County==
===Bass River===
* "Our Record": In Sept. 1914, William N. Brennan (1870-1943) & Robert Milnes (1879-1926) preached in a tent here with encouraging interest. One who was saved here was Andrew Betts, whose grandson's wife Margaret Betts provided some of the history for the NB Gospel History at Gospelhall.org where much of this evangelistic history is derived.
===Bryants Corner===
*** Jabez Mills Bryant (b. 1858 PEI - d. 1946 Harcourt) and his wife Mary Ann MacArthur Bryant (b. 1861 PEI - d. 1937 Harcourt)
** c/o Joseph Ward (1874-1937) and his wife Margaret "Maggie" Isabel Robinson Ward (1880-1958) +1927+; Joseph Ward, Jr. +1943-1950+;
** "Our Record": William N. Brennan (1870-1943) & Robert Milnes (1879-1926) pitched a tent here July-Oct 1917. In Sept., 30-35 were attending on weeknights, and 60-75 on Sunday evenings. "One young man has professed and gives great joy". They baptized 13 before leaving.
===Dundas===
** @ Robert Budd's home 1983; Rt. 490;
** c/o Clarence Budd 1983-1998
** Tent meetings @ Dundas as early as 1941; Hall constructed in 1949, SS started 1951 as ministry of Moncton Gospel Hall; Assembly started 1983;
===McLean Settlement near Coatesville===
===Mill Creek===
* John Martin & Br. Mitchell did evangelistic ministry here in a schoolhouse in 1887-1888, according to "The Barley Cake". A few young people made professions. John Martin also ministered in 1887 in Bouctouche, and in 1888 in West Galloway & East Galloway.
====Black River====
* [[Black River Home Assembly, NB]] 1886-1902
** Frances McMullen Heidman's grandmother saved in 1886 at meetings held by George Hynmers (Boston, MA) while reading John 5:24, as per her mother Mrs. Isaac McMullen's recollections. Her grandmother held meetings in their home when preachers visited. By 1902, these meetings were held in Lakeville in the farmhouse of Flora MacNeil Howard, when moving from Black River, as per her son Donald Howard (New Bedford, MA).
=Central North NB=
** @ 2 Lansdowne St. +1954-1960
** c/o Wilson A. Huntington +1936-1948+; Norman Kion +1949+; Harold S. Chard @ 7 Lansdowne St. +1954-1959;
* [[Sussex Gospel Hall, NB]] (OB) 1978-2018+
** @ St. Martins W.I. Hall then St. Martins Fire Hall 1978-1979; Trans-Canada Hwy. & Rt. 111 1980-2000+;
** c/o Howard O. Godsoe @ Hampton 1980-1986; Murray E. Budd 1987-1994; David Beckett 1995-1999
===Saint John '''(oldest incorporated city in Canada)'''===
* [[Courtenay Avenue Gospel Hall, NB]] (OB) 1955-2018+
** aka East Saint John Gospel Hall; Saint John Gospel Hall;
** @ 61 Courtenay Ave. @ East St. John 1955-1961; 61 Courtenay Ave. @ (Bricton, N.S.?) 1962; 61 Courtenay Ave. @ East St. John, NB 1963-2014+;
** c/o M.H. McCavour 1955-1963; 1965-1979; Murray E. Budd @ Rothesay 1980+; Jim MacIntosh @ Rothesay +1982-1983+; John MacIntosh +1985-1987+; Stephen Budd @ Quispamsis +1989-2014+; Dan Fraser +2013-2014+;
* [[Lorneville Meeting Room, NB]] (EB) 1903-1909; (TW) 1909-2016+
* [[West Saint John Meeting Room, NB]] (EB) 1905
** c/o William Henry Barlow (1859-1934) 1905;
=Central NB=
** @ 334 Union St. 1948+; 138 Gibson St. +1950-1962; 109 McAdam Ave., Nashwaaksis 1964-2014+
** c/o Clifford Haines +1950-1972; R. Brewer @ Zealand 1973-1987+; Robert M. Griffin +1989-2018+; Robert Stairs 2009-2018+;
*** @ Burtts Corner +1950-1956+; @ Nashwaaksis +1958-1963; @ Fredericton 1964-1972;
* [[Fredericton Meeting Room, NB]] (TW) 1917-1992; (TW-N) 1992-2016+
==Westmorland County==
===Baie Verte===
* "Barley Cake": John Grimason reported in '''1886''' concerning Baie Verte: "A whole province here to myself, all strangers to me, but they are the kind God saves - the poor. Your tracts and papers received - God is working."
* "Our Record": William N. Brennan (1870-1943) & Robert Milnes (1879-1926) had meetings here in Mar. 1915, then went to South Branch.
* Eva Hayward of Baie Verte mentioned in Mr. McMullen's diary of 1923, as "happy in His unchanging love".
===Little River===
* John Martin did evangelistic ministry here in 1888, according to "The Barley Cake".
===Timber River===
* [[Timber River Gospel Hall, NB]] 1887-1929+
** "Barley Cake": John Martin & a Br. Mitchell had two weeks of meetings in Timber River in 1887 (8 mi. north of Tidnish), and baptized two. Ansley Goodwin also had meetings in 1906 near his home in Timber River with some interest, as per "Our Record".
** George Simpson broke bread in 1929 here with Henry Goodwin, Byron Strange & Ansley Goodwin.
** @ near Port Elgin +1904+
** c/o Ada King 1889; G. Allan, Jr. @ Port Elgin +1904+
** George Simpson founded this assembly after evangelistic work in Bayside, Dalhousie Junction & Jacquet River in the late 1880's. David Scott (brother-in-law of Robert Milnes (1879-1926) of Pugwash Junction) assisted Simpson @ Dalhousie Junction in 1891. David Scott also did meetings at Coates Mills & the Sherwoods at that time.
===Lapreaux (Lepreau)===