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"Waco Bible Chapel began in the late 1940s in the home of John and Judy Lane on Mockingbird Lane. In 1948 or 1949 (?), the Christians were able to buy property and build a chapel at 3300 N. 22nd Street, at which time they took their name. Several visiting preachers assisted in the earliest days of the assembly in the late 1940's and early 1950's.
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Leaders have been John Lane, Howard Kohrmann, John Fullerton, Don Welborn, and Glenn Lightfoot. In its earlier years, Waco Bible Chapel commended several to the Lord’s work, including Don Welborn to ministry in the U.S. In the 1990's, the meeting had about 15 adults in fellowship. It closed in 2014. They also operated a community food bank, "Loaves & Fishes of Waco" at the chapel on Tuesdays and Fridays 10am to 12pm.
====1964====
* '''Tom R. McCullagh''', Guthrie, Oklahoma: "Had four nights meetings in Longview, one night at Golden, and two weeks at Waco, TX in February. Had the joy of seeing a number receive Christ as Savior. Came home to get some needed work done as I thought, but instead was flat on my back a week. However, the Lord raised me up and I went to Dallas, March 21 for two weeks meetings and the conference. Very good conference." (LaL May 1964)
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==Sources==
* Intro paragraphs from [[History of Some Assemblies of Christians in the United States and Canada|Robert L. Peterson's North American assembly history]]
* Assembly Annals: Sept 1960, p. 20; Oct 1962, p. 20;
* Letters of Interest: Dec 1953, p. 8; Oct 1961, p. 6; Aug 1966, p. 16; Oct 1966, p. 15; April 1972, p. 17; March 1973, p. 11; April 1973, p. 16; May 1973, p. 14; Jan. 1982, p. 14; May 1984, p. 15; May 1986, p. 15; July-Aug 1987, p. 13; July 1988; Sept 1991, p. 18;
