Weston-super-Mare : St Barnabas Church viewed from the NW
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Weston-super-Mare : St Barnabas Church viewed from the NW
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 27 Jul 2011
Anglican church viewed along Westbury Crescent from near the corner of Loxton Road. In the late 1950’s St Barnabas was established on the Coronation estate as a daughter church of St. Nicholas, Uphill. The brick-built building doubles as a community facility through the week, serving both the Coronation and Oldmixon estates. A notice outside the church states that an informal communion service is held here every Wednesday at 10.30am. All Sunday services are held at St Nicholas.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.325202
Longitude
-2.96724