CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Revision history

Randylyon at 18:13, 15 May 2024

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	[[Image:nazarene.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. A Nazarene mission began operations in Dubuque in 1944. The 1945 ''Dubuque City Directory'' offered a listing at 293 Pear. A hall was obtained at 132 West 11th Street and in August 1947, Reverend and Mrs. Jack Hamilton held a revival. At the close of the meeting, the District Superintendent of the Iowa District organized the first Church of the Nazarene with eight charter members.		[[Image:nazarene.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. A Nazarene mission began operations in Dubuque in 1944. The 1945 '''Dubuque City Directory''' offered a listing at 293 Pear. A hall was obtained at 132 West 11th Street and in August 1947, Reverend and Mrs. Jack Hamilton held a revival. At the close of the meeting, the District Superintendent of the Iowa District organized the first Church of the Nazarene with eight charter members.

	Church services were continued in the hall until, under the ministry of Reverend Walter Attig, a site was purchased at 1195 Prysi Street. Construction of a church began in 1953 with much of the work donated by members. The completed red brick building contained the nursery, sanctuary, and Sunday school rooms. Part of the building, dedicated on May 9, 1954, was used as a parsonage.		Church services were continued in the hall until, under the ministry of Reverend Walter Attig, a site was purchased at 1195 Prysi Street. Construction of a church began in 1953 with much of the work donated by members. The completed red brick building contained the nursery, sanctuary, and Sunday school rooms. Part of the building, dedicated on May 9, 1954, was used as a parsonage.

	The 1987 through 2014 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed 1195 Prysi.		The 1987 through 2014 '''Dubuque City Directory''' listed 1195 Prysi.


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Randylyon at 15:31, 16 June 2014

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	Church services were continued in the hall until, under the ministry of Reverend Walter Attig, a site was purchased at 1195 Prysi Street. Construction of a church began in 1953 with much of the work donated by members. The completed red brick building contained the nursery, sanctuary, and Sunday school rooms. Part of the building, dedicated on May 9, 1954, was used as a parsonage.		Church services were continued in the hall until, under the ministry of Reverend Walter Attig, a site was purchased at 1195 Prysi Street. Construction of a church began in 1953 with much of the work donated by members. The completed red brick building contained the nursery, sanctuary, and Sunday school rooms. Part of the building, dedicated on May 9, 1954, was used as a parsonage.

	The 1987 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed 1195 Prysi.		The 1987 through 2014 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed 1195 Prysi.


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Randylyon at 18:33, 9 December 2013

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	Church services were continued in the hall until, under the ministry of Reverend Walter Attig, a site was purchased at 1195 Prysi Street. Construction of a church began in 1953 with much of the work donated by members. The completed red brick building contained the nursery, sanctuary, and Sunday school rooms. Part of the building, dedicated on May 9, 1954, was used as a parsonage.		Church services were continued in the hall until, under the ministry of Reverend Walter Attig, a site was purchased at 1195 Prysi Street. Construction of a church began in 1953 with much of the work donated by members. The completed red brick building contained the nursery, sanctuary, and Sunday school rooms. Part of the building, dedicated on May 9, 1954, was used as a parsonage.

			The 1987 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed 1195 Prysi.


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Randylyon at 01:11, 3 March 2013

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	[[Image:nazarene.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. A Nazarene mission began operations in Dubuque in 1944. A hall was obtained at 132 West 11th Street and in August 1947, Reverend and Mrs. Jack Hamilton held a revival. At the close of the meeting, the District Superintendent of the Iowa District organized the first Church of the Nazarene with eight charter members.		[[Image:nazarene.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. A Nazarene mission began operations in Dubuque in 1944. The 1945 ''Dubuque City Directory'' offered a listing at 293 Pear. A hall was obtained at 132 West 11th Street and in August 1947, Reverend and Mrs. Jack Hamilton held a revival. At the close of the meeting, the District Superintendent of the Iowa District organized the first Church of the Nazarene with eight charter members.

	Church services were continued in the hall until, under the ministry of Reverend Walter Attig, a site was purchased at 1195 Prysi Street. Construction of a church began in 1953 with much of the work donated by members. The completed red brick building contained the nursery, sanctuary, and Sunday school rooms. Part of the building, dedicated on May 9, 1954, was used as a parsonage.		Church services were continued in the hall until, under the ministry of Reverend Walter Attig, a site was purchased at 1195 Prysi Street. Construction of a church began in 1953 with much of the work donated by members. The completed red brick building contained the nursery, sanctuary, and Sunday school rooms. Part of the building, dedicated on May 9, 1954, was used as a parsonage.

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Randylyon at 23:48, 16 February 2010

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	CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. A Nazarene mission began operations in Dubuque in 1944. A hall was obtained at 132 West 11th Street and in August 1947, Reverend and Mrs. Jack Hamilton held a revival. At the close of the meeting, the District Superintendent of the Iowa District organized the first Church of the Nazarene with eight charter members.		[[Image:nazarene.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. A Nazarene mission began operations in Dubuque in 1944. A hall was obtained at 132 West 11th Street and in August 1947, Reverend and Mrs. Jack Hamilton held a revival. At the close of the meeting, the District Superintendent of the Iowa District organized the first Church of the Nazarene with eight charter members.

	Church services were continued in the hall until, under the ministry of Reverend Walter Attig, a site was purchased at 1195 Prysi Street. Construction of a church began in 1953 with much of the work donated by members. The completed red brick building contained the nursery, sanctuary, and Sunday school rooms. Part of the building, dedicated on May 9, 1954, was used as a parsonage.		Church services were continued in the hall until, under the ministry of Reverend Walter Attig, a site was purchased at 1195 Prysi Street. Construction of a church began in 1953 with much of the work donated by members. The completed red brick building contained the nursery, sanctuary, and Sunday school rooms. Part of the building, dedicated on May 9, 1954, was used as a parsonage.

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Randylyon at 02:57, 6 December 2008

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	Church services were continued in the hall until, under the ministry of Reverend Walter Attig, a site was purchased at 1195 Prysi Street. Construction of a church began in 1953 with much of the work donated by members. The completed red brick building contained the nursery, sanctuary, and Sunday school rooms. Part of the building, dedicated on May 9, 1954, was used as a parsonage.		Church services were continued in the hall until, under the ministry of Reverend Walter Attig, a site was purchased at 1195 Prysi Street. Construction of a church began in 1953 with much of the work donated by members. The completed red brick building contained the nursery, sanctuary, and Sunday school rooms. Part of the building, dedicated on May 9, 1954, was used as a parsonage.

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CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. A Nazarene mission began operations in Dubuque in 1944. A hall was obtained at 132 West 11th Street and in August 1947, Reverend and Mrs. Jack Hamilton held a revival. At the close of the meeting, the District Superintendent of the Iowa District organized the first Church of the Nazarene with eight charter members.

Church services were continued in the hall until, under the ministry of Reverend Walter Attig, a site was purchased at 1195 Prysi Street. Construction of a church began in 1953 with much of the work donated by members. The completed red brick building contained the nursery, sanctuary, and Sunday school rooms. Part of the building, dedicated on May 9, 1954, was used as a parsonage.