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 Toronto CatacombsIn 1968, students Gord Morris and Don Rossiter desired to begin a Christian club on the campus of their Toronto high school Birchmount Park Collegiate. After approaching their music teacher Merv Watson who was also a Christian, they formed the Catacomb Club. Merv wife Merla Watson also became involved. They moved from the school to Merv and Merla's home, and then to the St. Paul's Church turned theatre at Bathurst near Bloor in Toronto, Ontario Canada. By 1971 they had grown into a group of 850 and began meeting in St. Paul's Anglican Church where they held a Thursday night 'Praise and Worship Celebration' that at its peak attracted 2,500 enthusiastic teenagers. in 1974 The core group eventually spawned a church that lasted into the late 1980s. Another related group formed called Christian Church on a Hill ran from 1975 to 1984. ReferencesRemembering the Jesus Movement: People and Faces. 2017 Nov 1. <http://one-way.org/jesusmovement/>. The Jesus People Movement <https://archive.org/search.php?query=http%3A%2F%2Fjesuspeoplemovement.com%2Fresearch-3.html http://jesuspeoplemovement.com/research-3.html> Toronto Catacombs Alumni. 2017 Nov 1. <https://www.facebook.com/groups/18090012968/>.
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