A LITTLE BIT OF HISTORY

One of the first “open brethren” assemblies

in montréal took place on

Saint-Antoine Street in Montreal.

In the 1920s, the group divided

and the conservative side

formed what is known today

as Grace Gospel Hall.

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the congregation moved to

the Park Extension neighborhood of Montreal

and became known as

the Park Extension Gospel Hall.

IT HAS BEEN keen to evangelize

the surrounding French-speaking community

despite the significant opposition encounterED.
Several workers among French Canadians

are associated with this assembly.​

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In the 1950's,

the congregation became the largest in Montreal

and meT on Ogilvy Avenue.​​

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in 1970's, the assembly was incorporated

in the province of quebec

under the name “grace gospel hall”.

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in 1979, After the expropriation of this building

by the city of Montreal,

the assembly found a new home

in the auditorium of

the Mount Royal Baptist Church.

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in the early 1990's, the group moved again,

this time on henri-bourassa bld,

in ville saint-laurent,

now part of montreal.

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grace gospel hall

moved to its current location in pincourt,

on the island known as ile-perrot, in 2005.