CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH - Revision history

Randylyon at 20:30, 22 July 2022

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	The church use of the facilities became limited to the church building. In the location where 9-foot French glass doors were installed in the construction of [[RAFTERS]] restaurant, a wall was constructed that separated the church. Half of the chapel was used as a sanctuary and the other half was used as an activity area for the youth. The other buildings were used as storage or stayed vacant.		The church use of the facilities became limited to the church building. In the location where 9-foot French glass doors were installed in the construction of [[RAFTERS]] restaurant, a wall was constructed that separated the church. Half of the chapel was used as a sanctuary and the other half was used as an activity area for the youth. The other buildings were used as storage or stayed vacant.

	The 1987 through 1993 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed 2728 Asbury.		The 1987 through 1993 '''Dubuque City Directory''' listed 2728 Asbury.


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Randylyon at 19:43, 20 January 2016

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	[[Image:exterior3.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|This picture shows the building after it was converted into a restaurant.]]CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH~~. Religious organization~~. Original members of the congregation belonged to the [[DUBUQUE BIBLE CHURCH]] before leaving to establish a church that practiced strict interpretation of the King James Bible. In 1984, after meeting in private homes, the members purchased the [[ST. ROSE OF LIMA HOUSE OF STUDIES]] located on the northwest corner of Asbury and Chaney roads from the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]]. Services in 1991 were held on Sunday morning and evening and Wednesday evening. Thursday evening was devoted to "soul-winning" in which member of the church visited with citizens of the community.		[[Image:exterior3.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|This picture shows the building after it was converted into a restaurant.]]CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Original members of the congregation belonged to the [[DUBUQUE BIBLE CHURCH]] before leaving to establish a church that practiced strict interpretation of the King James Bible. In 1984, after meeting in private homes, the members purchased the [[ST. ROSE OF LIMA HOUSE OF STUDIES]] located on the northwest corner of Asbury and Chaney roads from the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]]. Services in 1991 were held on Sunday morning and evening and Wednesday evening. Thursday evening was devoted to "soul-winning" in which member of the church visited with citizens of the community.

	The church use of the facilities became limited to the church building. In the location where 9-foot French glass doors were installed in the construction of [[RAFTERS]] restaurant, a wall was constructed that separated the church. Half of the chapel was used as a sanctuary and the other half was used as an activity area for the youth. The other buildings were used as storage or stayed vacant.		The church use of the facilities became limited to the church building. In the location where 9-foot French glass doors were installed in the construction of [[RAFTERS]] restaurant, a wall was constructed that separated the church. Half of the chapel was used as a sanctuary and the other half was used as an activity area for the youth. The other buildings were used as storage or stayed vacant.

Randylyon at 15:29, 16 June 2014

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	The church use of the facilities became limited to the church building. In the location where 9-foot French glass doors were installed in the construction of [[RAFTERS]] restaurant, a wall was constructed that separated the church. Half of the chapel was used as a sanctuary and the other half was used as an activity area for the youth. The other buildings were used as storage or stayed vacant.		The church use of the facilities became limited to the church building. In the location where 9-foot French glass doors were installed in the construction of [[RAFTERS]] restaurant, a wall was constructed that separated the church. Half of the chapel was used as a sanctuary and the other half was used as an activity area for the youth. The other buildings were used as storage or stayed vacant.

	The 1987 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed 2728 Asbury.		The 1987 through 1993 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed 2728 Asbury.

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Randylyon at 18:29, 9 December 2013

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	The church use of the facilities became limited to the church building. In the location where 9-foot French glass doors were installed in the construction of [[RAFTERS]] restaurant, a wall was constructed that separated the church. Half of the chapel was used as a sanctuary and the other half was used as an activity area for the youth. The other buildings were used as storage or stayed vacant.		The church use of the facilities became limited to the church building. In the location where 9-foot French glass doors were installed in the construction of [[RAFTERS]] restaurant, a wall was constructed that separated the church. Half of the chapel was used as a sanctuary and the other half was used as an activity area for the youth. The other buildings were used as storage or stayed vacant.

			The 1987 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed 2728 Asbury.

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Randylyon at 04:38, 20 December 2010

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	[[Image:exterior3.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|This picture shows the building after it was converted into a restaurant.]]CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Religious organization. Original members of the congregation belonged to the [[DUBUQUE BIBLE CHURCH]] before leaving to establish a church that practiced strict interpretation of the King James Bible. In 1984, after meeting in private homes, the members purchased the [[ST. ROSE OF LIMA HOUSE OF STUDIES]] located on the northwest corner of Asbury and Chaney roads from the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]]. Services in 1991 were held on Sunday morning and evening and Wednesday evening. Thursday evening was devoted to "soul-winning" in which member of the church visited with citizens of the community.		[[Image:exterior3.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|This picture shows the building after it was converted into a restaurant.]]CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Religious organization. Original members of the congregation belonged to the [[DUBUQUE BIBLE CHURCH]] before leaving to establish a church that practiced strict interpretation of the King James Bible. In 1984, after meeting in private homes, the members purchased the [[ST. ROSE OF LIMA HOUSE OF STUDIES]] located on the northwest corner of Asbury and Chaney roads from the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]]. Services in 1991 were held on Sunday morning and evening and Wednesday evening. Thursday evening was devoted to "soul-winning" in which member of the church visited with citizens of the community.

			The church use of the facilities became limited to the church building. In the location where 9-foot French glass doors were installed in the construction of [[RAFTERS]] restaurant, a wall was constructed that separated the church. Half of the chapel was used as a sanctuary and the other half was used as an activity area for the youth. The other buildings were used as storage or stayed vacant.

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Randylyon at 04:36, 20 December 2010

2010-12-20T04:36:16Z

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	CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Religious organization. Original members of the congregation belonged to the [[DUBUQUE BIBLE CHURCH]] before leaving to establish a church that practiced strict interpretation of the King James Bible. In 1984, after meeting in private homes, the members purchased the ~~Vianney house~~ located on the northwest corner of Asbury and Chaney roads from the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]]. Services in 1991 were held on Sunday morning and evening and Wednesday evening. Thursday evening was devoted to "soul-winning" in which member of the church visited with citizens of the community.		[[Image:exterior3.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|This picture shows the building after it was converted into a restaurant.]]CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Religious organization. Original members of the congregation belonged to the [[DUBUQUE BIBLE CHURCH]] before leaving to establish a church that practiced strict interpretation of the King James Bible. In 1984, after meeting in private homes, the members purchased the [[ST. ROSE OF LIMA HOUSE OF STUDIES]] located on the northwest corner of Asbury and Chaney roads from the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]]. Services in 1991 were held on Sunday morning and evening and Wednesday evening. Thursday evening was devoted to "soul-winning" in which member of the church visited with citizens of the community.

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Randylyon at 02:13, 6 December 2008

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	CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Religious organization. Original members of the congregation belonged to the [[DUBUQUE BIBLE CHURCH]] before leaving to establish a church that practiced strict interpretation of the King James Bible. In 1984, after meeting in private homes, the members purchased the Vianney house located on the northwest corner of Asbury and Chaney roads from the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]]. Services in 1991 were held on Sunday morning and evening and Wednesday evening. Thursday evening was devoted to "soul-winning" in which member of the church visited with citizens of the community.		CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Religious organization. Original members of the congregation belonged to the [[DUBUQUE BIBLE CHURCH]] before leaving to establish a church that practiced strict interpretation of the King James Bible. In 1984, after meeting in private homes, the members purchased the Vianney house located on the northwest corner of Asbury and Chaney roads from the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]]. Services in 1991 were held on Sunday morning and evening and Wednesday evening. Thursday evening was devoted to "soul-winning" in which member of the church visited with citizens of the community.

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Randylyon at 01:48, 18 July 2008

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	CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Religious organization. Original members of the congregation belonged to the [[DUBUQUE BIBLE CHURCH]] before leaving to establish a church that practiced strict interpretation of the King James Bible. In 1984, after meeting in private homes, the members purchased the Vianney house located on the northwest corner of Asbury and Chaney roads from the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]]. Services in 1991 were held on Sunday morning and evening and Wednesday evening. Thursday ~~evenng~~ was devoted to "soul-winning" in which member of the church visited with citizens of the community.		CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Religious organization. Original members of the congregation belonged to the [[DUBUQUE BIBLE CHURCH]] before leaving to establish a church that practiced strict interpretation of the King James Bible. In 1984, after meeting in private homes, the members purchased the Vianney house located on the northwest corner of Asbury and Chaney roads from the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]]. Services in 1991 were held on Sunday morning and evening and Wednesday evening. Thursday evening was devoted to "soul-winning" in which member of the church visited with citizens of the community.

Randylyon at 01:48, 18 July 2008

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	CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Religious organization. Original members of the congregation belonged to the [[DUBUQUE BIBLE CHURCH]] before leaving to establish a church that practiced strict interpretation of the King James Bible. In 1984, after meeting in private homes, the members purchased the Vianney house located on the northwest corner of Asbury and Chaney roads from the [ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]]. Services in 1991 were held on Sunday morning and evening and Wednesday evening. Thursday evenng was devoted to "soul-winning" in which member of the church visited with citizens of the community.		CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Religious organization. Original members of the congregation belonged to the [[DUBUQUE BIBLE CHURCH]] before leaving to establish a church that practiced strict interpretation of the King James Bible. In 1984, after meeting in private homes, the members purchased the Vianney house located on the northwest corner of Asbury and Chaney roads from the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]]. Services in 1991 were held on Sunday morning and evening and Wednesday evening. Thursday evenng was devoted to "soul-winning" in which member of the church visited with citizens of the community.

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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Religious organization. Original members of the congregation belonged to the [[DUBUQUE BIBLE CHURCH]] before leaving to establish a church that practiced strict interpretation of the King James Bible. In 1984, after meeting in private homes, the members purchased the Vianney house located on the northwest corner of Asbury and Chaney roads from the [ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]]. Services in 1991 were held on Sunday morning and evening and Wednesday evening. Thursday evenng was devoted to "soul-winning" in which member of the church visited with citizens of the community.