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"Gospel Hall" is simply the name of the building. The Christians who meet together at this place are not affiliated with any denomination or religious organization.

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Who are we?

 

Have you ever wondered about that little building on the corner of 45th & Tyne?

 

 

Today, we are a diverse group of people of all ages (less than 1 to more than 70 years old!) from all areas of the world, speaking a variety of languages. Our members speak English, Korean, Spanish, French, and Chinese.

 

Our roots in this area actually go all the way back to 1932 when we started as a Sunday School located on Kingsway. In 1953 we moved to our current location at 45th and Tyne and in 1966 began fully functioning as a church with weekly worship and gospel services. We continue as a small group of Christians from this area who simply try to follow what the Bible says and apply it to our lives and to how we function together. We model ourselves after what the Bible teaches us about the New Testament Church, and try to follow its pattern and simplicity.

 

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What is a Gospel Hall?

 

"Hall" is a standard English word that denotes a building used for public gatherings. "Gospel" means "good news", and is a word used repeatedly in the Bible to describes its central message: the "good news" that God loves the world, and demonstrated that love by giving His Son, Jesus Christ, to a death on a cross in order to pay for the forgiveness of our sin. We use the name "Gospel Hall" as a way to describe accurately what happens in our building: we meet regularly in a public way to declare the gospel to everyone, and to show kindness and a welcome to the community of Carleton.

 

We’d love to have you visit us. You won’t find anything flashy or extravagant, just real people who love God, His Word and try to live it out daily. If you’re wondering about Christianity, eternity, and why you’re here on this earth, please come find out what the Bible says. We’d love to meet you and you will be warmly welcomed.