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Gospel Hall dot Org exists to share information about assemblies of Christians who gather to the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ, to raise awareness of the gospel message and teaching about Christian living in a New testament church. You can learn who we are in the FAQ section or view some of the items published here including:  An Address List of some north American assemblies Locate an assembly in North America. The directory features assemblies who usually call their meeting place a Gospel Hall, however, others are welcome to submit their contact information. Additions and corrections are welcome by either adding an item in the directory or sending a message via the contact form.
 Online Study Bible. Search through various versions of the Bible. You may view 2 versions side-by-side in a parallel format or view one of several commentaries.
Additionally, there are several Bible dictionaries including W.E. Vine's greek Dictionary of NT Words, American Tract Dictionary, Easton's Bible Dictionary, the International Bible Enclyclopedia and Torrey's Topical Index of the Bible.
Online books related to Bible study, assembly histories, biographies and other spiritual matters. Volunteers are appreciated for those willing to help in publishing more works of the brethren or of other christians those who teach sound doctrine. This work includes computer skills as simple as transferring a plain text file onto the web (copy and paste each chapter) while other items need to be scanned, corrected and published. Some older texts are in the public domain and can be shared freely. More recent publications are submitted with the approval of the author. Please use the contact form if you are able to help.
 Downloadable PodCasts of MP3 audio messages. These audio messages feature personal stories of salvation, Bible teaching, gospel preaching, missionary reports and others. These messages were selected as a representative sample of the kind of preaching you will hear at a Gospel Hall.
These sound files are downloadable, which means you can either open and listen to them online or save them to a computer and then copy them to an iPod or MP3 player. No one has commented on this article.
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