2007 (UTC)

It is relatively relavent. I say that because the group using the term "Gospel Halls" for their buildings does not consider themselves to be part of the Exclusive Brethren (or the Plymouth Brethren, for that matter) but they are very similar. If you can find a copy of it (probably can't, but it's worth a try), read Norman Crawford's "Assembly History". It's a very short book on the beliefs and history of the gospel hall assemblies in America, Canada, and the UK. I believe our particular branch began in Scotland seperately from the "Plymouth Brethren" branch, but it was at the same time.  01:02, 24 October