Image: Former Hebron Pentecostal Church, 91 Margate Road, Southsea (August 2017) (1)

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Description: Former Hebron Pentecostal Church (now a house), 91 Margate Road, Southsea, City of Portsmouth, England. This Pentecostal congregation was founded in 1915, but it is not clear when this building became their church (it was originally a billiard hall). It was certainly in use by 1956. By 1996 it was known as the Hebron Christian Fellowship. In that year it became the King's Church (but still part of the Assemblies of God Pentecostal denomination) and moved to Southsea Community Centre, then to 37 Elm Grove, and then in 2015 to the former St Peter's Church in Somers Town. The building is now a house.
Title: Former Hebron Pentecostal Church, 91 Margate Road, Southsea (August 2017) (1)
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List of places of worship in Portsmouth

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