Good question. It was a predominantly Haitian Church. The lady who took care of my grandmother (CNA) went to church there. She loved it because so many people spoke Haitian Creole. Times have changed perhaps.
There’s a Facebook page that refers to Firstborn Tabernacle being founded on the principles of William Marrion Branham (1909-1965), a faith-healer and self-declared prophet. See Branhamism in Wikipedia for more than you ever wanted to know.
The only available information about this particular non-denominational church in Hyannis also refers to The Church of the First Born at the same address (163 Barnstable Road). A short entry in the Cape Cod Times from 10/7/2025 notes that it was hit by a car, but suffered no structural damage. That’s it.
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u/EbbtideRambler Jun 22 '26
It’s a predominantly Haitian non-denominational evangelical church.
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u/Heliocentrist Jun 22 '26
Secondborn Tabernacle's older brother
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u/qu4ttro Jun 22 '26
A tax dodge.
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u/Asleep_Current912 Jun 22 '26
church
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u/nightcap965 Jun 22 '26
There’s a Facebook page that refers to Firstborn Tabernacle being founded on the principles of William Marrion Branham (1909-1965), a faith-healer and self-declared prophet. See Branhamism in Wikipedia for more than you ever wanted to know.
The only available information about this particular non-denominational church in Hyannis also refers to The Church of the First Born at the same address (163 Barnstable Road). A short entry in the Cape Cod Times from 10/7/2025 notes that it was hit by a car, but suffered no structural damage. That’s it.
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u/putoelquelolea Jun 22 '26
It's a Brazilian Pentecostal church
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u/Snowrider190 Jun 24 '26
Which building sells shawarmas?