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===Arapahoe County===
====Centennial====
* Mission Hills Community Church (BC) ** founded by Claude Macy Hathaway (b. 1902 - d. 1980 Colorado Springs. CO), who was an instructor in 1931 at the University of Colorado Boulder. He married Hazel Wiseman Hathaway (b. 1908 - d. 1989 Littleton, CO). Claude was a son of Frank Edward Hathaway (b. 1876 Paxton, Ford, [[Illinois|IL]] - d. 1969 Co. Springs, CO) who was responsible for planting early assemblies in Colorado Springs, both TW exclusive and open assemblies. Frank was a son of Edward B. Hathaway (b. 1839 Walnut, Pickaway, OH - d. 1883 Argenta, Macon, IL) & Margaret H. Newkirk Hathaway (b. 1840 Lancaster, Fairfield, OH - d. 1935 Co. Springs, CO). Frank's wife was Eva Lillian Macy Hathaway (b. 1878 Belle Plaine, Benton, [[Iowa|IA]] - d. 1952 Co. Springs, CO), daughter of Oliver W. Macy (b. 1850 Miami Co., [[Ohio|OH]] - d. 1914 Clinton, DeWitt, IL) & Fraida Robert Macy (b. 1853 Switzerland - d. 1884 Vinton, Benton, IA) who were likely in fellowship with the Loizeaux brothers. *** Claude's friend Bob Noles was the first pastor, who was a student at [[Wheaton College]] with Al Salter & Billy Graham. Al was a founder of Radio Christian Fellowship with Bob Hathaway of Fairview Bible Chapel. * [[Orchard Bible Church, CO]] (OB) 2014-'''20202024+'''
** @ 6116 S. Pennsylvania St.
** c/o Reed Taussig & Ben Lewis
====Englewood====
* [[South Kalamath Gospel Hall, CO]] (EB) '''+1878'''-1909; (TW) 1909-1992; (TW-N) 1992-2023'''2024+'''
** Denver Meeting Room +1878-1981; Englewood Meeting Room / 4th Avenue Gospel Hall 1981-2021+
===Parker===
* [[Parker Hills Bible Fellowship, CO]] (OB) 1956/2000-'''20202024+'''
** aka Belleview Bible Chapel 1956-1999
** @ Parker Hills (2000-2010+): 10940 S. Parker Rd. 2000+; Pioneer Elem., 10881 Riva Ridge Dr. +2003-2010+; 7137 Parker Hills Ct. +2020+;
====Lakewood====
* [[Lakewood Bible Chapel, CO]] (OB) 1901/1963-'''20202024+'''** Kalamath Street Gospel Hall (split from 11th St.) 1908-1912; 15th & Curtis Street Gospel Hall 1912+; 303 Charles Bldg., 17th & Storet St. +1922+; 13th & Curtis Street Gospel Hall +1923; South Broadway Gospel Hall 1923-1925; 6th Ave Gospel Hall (OB) 1925-1927; '''Cherokee St. Gospel Hall (OB) 1927;''' 6th Ave Gospel Hall (OB) 1927-1938; Pearl St. Gospel Hall aka Denver Gospel Hall (OB) 1938-1949, but known as early as 1936 as Denver Gospel Hall also; '''South Broadway Gospel Chapel aka Denver Gospel Chapel 1949-1952'''; Vine Street Meeting aka Denver Gospel Chapel 1952-1963; Southwest Bible Chapel 1963-2018+;Lakewood Bible Chapel ?-present
** @ 309 Cherokee St. +1927+; 2812 E. 6th Ave. +1936+; 389 S. Pearl St. +1943-1948+; 1545 S. Broadway +1950+; 1405 S. Vine St. +1954-1963; 5260 W. Florida Ave. 1963-2020+ (area Denver 1963-1985, Lakewood 1986-present)
** c/o John Chambers @ 2225 Elm St. then 1534 Pontiac St. +1922-1936+; E.L. Ball +1948-1950+; John Scroggie +1954-1960; William B. Meisner 1961-1963; Francis E. Hatch, Sr. @ (Denver 1963-1971; Englewood 1972-1980+) 1963-1980+; Richard I. Crews @ Littleton & Colorado Springs +1982-2010+; Steve Chacon +2013; Thomas V. Kapp +2013-2020+; John Portman 2014-2018+; Matt Bowen +2020+;
** Hives: Littleton Bible Chapel 1962-2020+present
====Littleton====
** c/o Chacko Korah 2014-2020+;
* [[Littleton Bible Chapel, CO]] (OB) 1962-'''20202024+'''
** @ Littleton YMCA @ 2233 W. Shepperd 1962-1964; Mark Hopkins Elementary School @ 7171 S. Pennsylvania St., Centennial 1965-1968; 6023 S. Datura St. 1969-present;
** prayer meetings in Herb and Alice Banks' home (OB) 1962-1969
** hived from Denver Gospel Chapel, now known as Lakewood Bible Chapel.
* [[The Church of God in Littleton, CO]] (NT EB) +2021-2023+
=Eastcentral Colorado=