InSPIREd Sunday #431 : July 31 - 2nd Aug 2021

 

  Welcome to InSPIREd Sunday where we share inspirational architecture such as churches, synagogues, cemeteries, or other religious buildings each and every weekend

Apologies for not posting the blog on time last week, it was ready I just had not uploaded it.

 

Blewbury Methodist Church. First built in 1826 it was demolished in 1869 and rebuilt as it is now

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

InSPIREd Sunday #430 : July 24 - 26 2021

 

 Welcome to InSPIREd Sunday where we share inspirational architecture such as churches, synagogues, cemeteries, or other religious buildings each and every weekend. 

 

 West Street Memorial Baptist Church was first built in 1787. The church was rebuilt in 1899. It was sold in 2010 and is now a Junk shop I can think of no more undignified end for it, the front looks like a junk yard now. RIP

InSPIREd Sunday #429 : July 17 - 19 2021

 

 Welcome to InSPIREd Sunday where we share inspirational architecture such as churches, synagogues, cemeteries, or other religious buildings each and every weekend. 

 This week a drive by which I too as we crested the hill beside the chapel at Pengenffordd. When I first drove past the church it was in use but a couple of years ago went up for sale and I think it was purchase because there has been work going on here and the wall you see rebuilt. You can read more about it here Moriah Chapel

 

InSPIREd Sunday #428 : July 10 - 12 2021

 

Welcome to InSPIREd Sunday where we share inspirational architecture such as churches, synagogues, cemeteries, or other religious buildings each and every weekend.

This weeks church is St Thomas Chilworth in Surrey

InSPIREd Sunday #427 : July 03 - 05 2021

 

Welcome to InSPIREd Sunday where we share inspirational architecture such as churches, synagogues, cemeteries, or other religious buildings each and every weekend. 

Builth Wells Ecumenical Church

Alpha is believed to be the first Meeting House set up by Howell Harris in 1747. The building has been re-built twice since the fist impression, the current building dates back to 1903. In 2007 it became the main centre for worship for the Builth Ecumenical Church when the PCW, URC and Baptist Churches became one.