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-'''Gospel Hall''' is the name used for their buildings by certain [[fundamentalist]] Christian groups, sometimes referred to as the [[Gospel Hall Brethren]], although they usually refer to themselves as the "assemblies". The name was created in the 1880s although the assemblies had been in existence prior to this.
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-The [[Christians]] of the group believe that the word "church", as defined through the context of the [[Bible]], means the group of true Christian believers all over the world, both dead and alive, since the time of [[Christ]].  Other Christian denominations use 'Church' (often with a capital letter) to denote a similar concept, but also allow other meanings for the word.  As such, they did not believe the word "[[wiktionary:church|church]]" should refer to the building they met in.  The term "Gospel Hall" was chosen to denote the emphasis on Gospel preaching that is done in the building.
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-==See also==
-For more as to their beliefs and doctrines, see [[Gospel Hall Brethren]].
-==References==
-{{Reflist}}
-[[Category:Christian evangelicalism]]
-[[cs:Modlitebna]]
-[[de:Bethaus]]
-[[no:Bedehus]]
-[[pl:Dom modlitwy]]
-[[ru:Дом молитвы]]
-[[sv:Bönhus]]