Bethany Chapel, Augusta, GA

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[edit] History

Early in the 1960s, the Wallace Hylton family, who had been in fellowship at Bethany Chapel, Augusta, GA moved to Salisbury, south of Winston-Salem, and entered into fellowship at the Parkway Gospel Chapel in Winston-Salem. Others living in Salisbury were also traveling to Winston-Salem. Because of the distance, Bill Hylton, Wallace Hylton, Warren Hylton, Joe Walmsley, and Jim Myers decided in late 1971 to start an assembly in Salisbury. Thus [Bethany Chapel]] in Salisbury was born, a hive-off of Parkway Gospel Chapel. The group first met in Warren Hylton’s office building, then in the Dukeville School, and then in an apartment for a few years. In 1973 they were able to purchase a church building on Main Street in Salisbury. In 1995, the Christians built the chapel at 4260 Stokes Ferry Road where they are now meeting. Elders in the assembly have been David Brewer and Tim Miskell in addition to the above. Bethany Chapel has about 50 adults and youngsters in attendance.

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[edit] Also See

Waynesville Christian Fellowship, NC

Mebane Gospel Chapel, NC

Bethany Chapel, Augusta, GA

Bethany Chapel, Salisbury, NC

Parkway Gospel Chapel, Winston-Salem, NC

Pembroke Family Fellowship, NC

Newton-Conover Gospel Fellowship, NC

[edit] Author

Robert L. Peterson

Dan H. Smith, Ed.D. President, Emmaus Bible College

[edit] Resources

Questionnaire Responses

Asheville Gospel Chapel, anonymous, undated but after 1994

Historical Sketch of the Sanford Chapel, anonymous, undated, but after 1989

Brief History of Graham Bible Fellowship, anonymous, undated, about 1990

Letters of Interest, January 1944, p. 25; July 1946, p. 16; December 1949, p. 18; November 1953, p. 3; March 1954, p. 12; June 1959, p. 11; March 1975, p. 5

Uplook, October 1989, p. 357

History of Cherrydale Bible Church, in The Cherrydale Messenger, fall 1997

Hampton Roads Community Church, mid 1990s

Grace Gospel Chapel: Historical Sketch of Assembly, 1998

Letters of Interest; November 1946, p. 34; December 1946, p. 30; October 1966, p. 9

Letters of Interest, July-August, 1972, p. 22

25th Anniversary Celebration of the New Hampshire Avenue Gospel Chapel, 1989

Letters of Interest, Oct. 1952, p. 13; March 1953, p. 18

Letters of Interest, August 1948, p. 22

Looking Backward, by Mary A. Harry, January 1946

Waynesburg Bible Chapel, undated

History of Indiana Gospel Hall, 1988

Our Heritage: Assembly History in the Philadelphia Area, March 7, 1999; by William J. Oliver and Robert Rea

A Brief History of Malvern Bible Chapel, 1996

History of the Germantown Christian Assembly, Philadelphia, Pa., Charles Hart, 1990

History of Monterey Chapel, P. David Sheaffer, undated

A History of the McKeesport Gospel Hall, by Harold F. Clark, 1999

Letters of Interest, November 1953, p. 3; January 1954, p. 9; June 1959, p. 11; February 1970, p. 33

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