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Cornerstone Bible Chapel, Rochester, NY

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[[Rochester Gospel Hall, NY|Rochester Gospel Hall]] (OB) appears to have been the earliest open assembly in the area, active +1890-1904+. There was also [[Frost Avenue Gospel Hall, Rochester, NY|Frost Avenue Gospel Hall]], an open brethren meeting which met +1926-1950+.
 
The exclusive brethren pre-dated the opens back to at least 1878, see history on their [[Rochester Meeting Room, NY|TW]], [[Rochester Assembly, NY|Grant-Booth]] and [[Bible Truth Hall, Rochester, NY|Grant-Open]] meetings, the latter of which may have absorbed into other open assemblies after 1941.
 
Cornerstone Bible Chapel is an open brethren assembly in Rochester, Monroe Co., [[New York]] that was founded in 1916 as a result of evangelistic efforts by Harold Harper and John Bramhall. They met initially on St. Paul Boulevard, then by 1927 into a building on the corner of Carter & Herald Sts., then known as Carter Street Chapel (+1927+) and Carter Street Assembly Hall (+1936-1950+).
At least two assemblies have hived off of this assembly: [[Northgate Bible Chapel, Rochester, NY|Northgate Bible Chapel]] in 1965, and [[Crossroads Bible Fellowship, Rochester, NY|Crossroads Bible Fellowship]] in 1996.
 
[[Frost Avenue Gospel Hall, Rochester, NY|Frost Avenue Gospel Hall]] was the earliest open assembly in the area, active as early as 1887-1950. The exclusive brethren pre-dated the opens back to at least 1878, see history on their [[Rochester Meeting Room, NY|TW]], [[Rochester Assembly, NY|Grant-Booth]] and [[Bible Truth Hall, Rochester, NY|Grant-Open]] meetings, the latter of which may have absorbed into other open assemblies after 1941.
 
=AKA's=
* crnr. Carter & Herald +1926-1950+
* 195 Congress Ave. (cor. Congress & Pioneer Sts.) +1951-1999
** later sold to Ebenezer, now occupied by [https://www.templeofgodinc.com/ Temple of God, Inc.].
* 3231 Buffalo Rd. 2000-current