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Extractions: A Short History of Xenos Christian Fellowship In 1970, some Ohio State University students, including future senior pastor, Dennis McCallum, began printing an Dennis McCallum, 1970 underground newspaper in the basement of their rooming house, a practice that was popular among students in those days. But theirs was no ordinary underground newspaper. The Fish derived its name from the Greek word for "fish," Icthus , which was also an acronym used by early Christians meaning "Jesus Christ, God's Son, the Savior." The Fish was dedicated to helping other students discover that Jesus Christ holds the key for humanity's problems. Their rooming house on East 16th Avenue was no ordinary student house either. Known as "The Fish House" because of its association with the paper, it became a center for regular Bible studies. These meetings, referred to as "The Fish House Fellowship" attracted students searching for answers during turbulent times. Future co-senior pastor, Gary DeLashmutt moved into the house in 1971.
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