GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH - Revision history

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	In 1980 at its location at 156 Main, the church had a membership of ten adults and approximately seven children. In June 1983, the site of the church was moved to 1699 Iowa Street. Membership in the church had grown to forty adults. In 1990 the membership stood at one hundred one.		In 1980 at its location at 156 Main, the church had a membership of ten adults and approximately seven children. In June 1983, the site of the church was moved to 1699 Iowa Street. Membership in the church had grown to forty adults. In 1990 the membership stood at one hundred one.

			The 1993 Dubuque City Directory listed 1699 Iowa. By 2014 the church was located at 3966 Asbury Road.

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Randylyon at 22:16, 7 December 2008

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	GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH. Lewis Heinold, who came to Dubuque to head the Dubuque Mission in the late 1970s, received authority to start a Baptist church within the mission. Formally acknowledged as a church in March 1977, the church was eventually moved out of the mission to a location on Main Street.		GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH. Lewis Heinold, who came to Dubuque to head the Dubuque Mission in the late 1970s, received authority to start a Baptist church within the mission. Formally acknowledged as a church in March 1977, the church was eventually moved out of the mission to a location on Main Street.

	In 1980 at its location at 156 Main, the church had a membership of ten adults and approximately seven children. In June 1983, the site of the church was moved to 1699 Iowa Street. Membership in the church had grown to forty adults. ~~In1990~~ the membership stood at one hundred one.		In 1980 at its location at 156 Main, the church had a membership of ten adults and approximately seven children. In June 1983, the site of the church was moved to 1699 Iowa Street. Membership in the church had grown to forty adults. In 1990 the membership stood at one hundred one.

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New page: GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH. Lewis Heinold, who came to Dubuque to head the Dubuque Mission in the late 1970s, received authority to start a Baptist church within the mission. Formally acknowledg...

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GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH. Lewis Heinold, who came to Dubuque to head the Dubuque Mission in the late 1970s, received authority to start a Baptist church within the mission. Formally acknowledged as a church in March 1977, the church was eventually moved out of the mission to a location on Main Street.

In 1980 at its location at 156 Main, the church had a membership of ten adults and approximately seven children. In June 1983, the site of the church was moved to 1699 Iowa Street. Membership in the church had grown to forty adults. In1990 the membership stood at one hundred one.