Commonwealth Bible College commenced in 1948 in Melbourne at the Richmond Temple under the Commonwealth Executive of the Assemblies of God in Australia. In 1949 the college moved to Brisbane, first to temporary operation at Glad Tidings Tabernacle, and then New Farm. In 1961 the Brisbane campus was moved to Chelmer [?]. A larger campus was built at Katoomba (from 1949). The College Principle at the New Farm campus was James Wallace.
Geographic Description 1: Inside The Green Belt
Geographic Description 2: Brisbane River
Geographic Description 3: Flood Plains (Major); Hills; low-lying valley area (around James Street)
Citations
Fred and Betty Evans’ Website; Alphacrucis website
Image Citations
Commonwealth Bible College, New Farm. Document: Denis & Gwen Smith. One Sows, Another Waters But God Gives The Increase! [www.ac.edu.au]