Church of Holy Trinity and St Barnabas
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Church of Holy Trinity and St Barnabas
Image: © Thomas Nugent Taken: 2 Apr 2007
A Scottish Episcopal church on what amounts to a traffic island in central Paisley. See also Image The following information is from the church web site "At Easter 2004 the two separate Paisley Episcopal congregations of Holy Trinity and St Barnabas came together to form a new single parish. The Castle Street buildings formally (sic) St. Barnabas were deconsecrated with joint worshipping continuing at Moss Street formally (sic) Holy Trinity. Much of the sacred furnishing and stained glass of St. Barnabas are being re-housed in the Moss Street premises forming the new church of "The Holy Trinity and St. Barnabas."" See the remains of St Barnabas, Castle Street here Image Thanks to Bob Greenfield for the above information.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.848133
Longitude
-4.425737