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* Broad Street Gospel Hall 1967-1984+; +1993-2012+
** 685 Broad St.
** c/o Nick Vendetta 1967-1982; Matthew J. Brescia 1984; Richard Sirois +1993-2012+; Nick Dalfino +2007-2012+
* [[Charter Oak Gospel Hall, CT]] (Italian OB) 1948-1996
** @ 49 Charter Oak Ave.
** c/o Nick Vendetta 1948+; Joseph DeLuca +1950-1954; Matthew J. Brescia 1985-1996;** became Newington Gospel Hall in 1996.
* Farmington Avenue Gospel Hall +1933+, +1954-1966;
** @ 464 Farmington Ave.
** c/o Nick Vendetta +1954-1966
* Park Street Gospel Hall +1927+
** @ 435 Park St.
** c/o N.J. Reager
* Whitmore Street Gospel Hall +1933-1950+
** @ 51 Whitmore St. +1933+; 53 Whitmore St. +1936-1950+
** c/o Nick Vendetta +1936-1947; 1950;
* Windsor Street Gospel Hall +1936+
** c/o G. DeLuca
* [[Hartford Gospel Hall, CT]] (OB) 1910's-1984; 1993-2012+ ** @ 435 Park St. +1927+; 51 Whitmore St. +1933+; 1st floor, 53 Whitmore St. +1936-1950+; 464 Farmington Ave. +1954-1966; 685 Broad St. 1967-1984; 1993-2012+;
** c/o N.J. Reager @ 86 Seymour St. +1927+; Nick Vendetta @ Windsor +1936-1947; 1950-1982; Matthew J. Brescia 1984; Richard Sirois @ Wethersfield 1993-2012+; Nick Dalfino 2007-2012+
** Matt Brescia's father, George Brescia, was saved in 1921 at Philadelphia, fluent in both Italian and English, and joined the assembly in Philadelphia initially. Around 1928, a crowd of Italians (40-50) were saved in tent meetings in Hartford, and blessing was granted from brethren in Philadelphia to start an Italian hall in Hartford, of which George Brescia was involved, along with his twin brother Joe, and another brother Matt. Another would be Mike Magnal. At some juncture, the assembly became half Italian-speaking, and half English-speaking, and by 1996, services were completely in English.
* [[Hartford Meeting Room, CT]] preaching point (EB) +1901-1903+** c/o MrsPhebe Ursula Plummer (b. 1838 [[Maine|ME]] - d. 1903 Hartford, CT). Phebe's husband was Oliver Ambrose Plummer (b. 1834 Sandwich, Carroll, [[New Hampshire|N.H.]] - d. 1905 Chelsea, Suffolk, [[Massachusetts|MA]]), a shoemaker. He was also a Civil War veteran who enlisted May of 1861, and discharged July of 1864, a member of Gen. Lander's G.A. PlummerR. Post #5 of Lynn, MA.
* [[Prospect Bible Chapel, CT]] (OB) Late 1800's/1909-'''2022+'''
** @ Salvation Army, Spruce St.; old Town Hall, Center & Main St.; 415 Center St. 1921/1925-present;
** Founders from Scranton, PA: James McCormick, Thomas Eckle, William Emerson;
** c/o James Serpliss @ 129 Summer St. 1909-1930's+; William G. McBride +1936-1962; Everett S. Glenney 1963-1976; Joseph L. Jassie 1977-1994; William A. Staddon @ Hebron 1995-2000; Richard Trombly 2001-2010+; Ted Kaulback +2012-2022+;
* [[Manchester Meeting Room, CT]] (EB) +1889-1894+
===Newington===
===Southington===
* [[Southington Believers Fellowship, CT]] (OB) 1978-1980
** Waterville Gospel Hall +1927-1950+; Gospel Hall of Waterbury +1954-1990+
** @ Thomason Ave. & Boyden St., Waterville +1936-1950+; Spencer & Phoenix Ave., Waterville +1954-1972+; 34 N. Main St., Terryville +1975-1990+; 36 N. Main St., Terryville ?-present;
** c/o William Batterton +1927-1968 (@ Waterville +1927-1956+, @ Terryville +1958-1968); Abram Vandenbush @ Terryville 1969-1972, 1975-1983; James C. Batterton @ Bethlehem 1984-2000; William G. Batterton @ Plymouth 2001-2009; Stephen Morin 2010-2022+; Donald Labbe 2010-2022+;
** also see [https://www.facebook.com/Terryville-Gospel-Hall-103619691029639/ TGH's FB]
** founders: Joseph & Andrea DePino
** @ Branford trailer 1972; Branford home 1972; gun club; local armory; home of Harold Hardisty, 120 Chestnut St. +1975; 57 Hillcrest Ave. 1976-1978; Branford Academy on the Green, corner of S. Main & Montowese 1979-1988; public schools; 212 Branford Rd., North Branford 1991-present;
** c/o H.M. McCaulley 1975-1989; Bruce Fafard @ East Haven & Guilford 1990-1999; Ken Hardisty 2001-2010; Gregg Bartholomew +2012+; Joe DePino +2012+;
===Cheshire===
