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Caz 19-06-2004 09:00

Ernest St Chapel improvements
 
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A few piccies of Ernest St Chapel in Church (built 1868)

The interior view will shortly not be possible as a new upper floor is being put in over the summer, along with a lift for access.

a lot of interior work has already been done, and also work on the grounds since the school hall was demolished.

May be of particular interest to those of you who went to the old school!

Once the work on the floor is finished, the Church will be upstairs, and the lower floor will be used for all the community groups which meet there.

Len 19-06-2004 10:28

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I have tried to brighten this one up a bit.


Caz 19-06-2004 10:49

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Well thankyou Len - it was a night shot from a dark balcony! :)

Does give a better view of things though.

A couple more -

Atarah 19-06-2004 16:39

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Interesting to see inside the Church Cazzer. Its a place of worship I have never been to.

WillowTheWhisp 19-06-2004 23:23

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I'm just curious about something. You say the chapel will be upstairs. Are they going to install a lift for disabled church members?

Tealeaf 19-06-2004 23:30

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I remember going there as a kid........not that often, being a catholic...but it was used as a community centre (before the term was phrased), back in the early '60's. It's good to see this splendid building being developed to use to it's full potential.

Caz 20-06-2004 06:08

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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp
I'm just curious about something. You say the chapel will be upstairs. Are they going to install a lift for disabled church members?

Yes - as I said in my first post. :)

Weary Tourist 20-06-2004 06:38

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Nice touch the floodlights.
The back has a modern feel, whilst the front preserves the history.

It looks inviting, and shows someone looks after it, and loves it.
A good example of what can be done.

Caz 20-06-2004 07:09

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It looks inviting, and shows someone looks after it, and loves it.
Very much the case with Ernest St!
A lot of the work which has been done, and is to be carried out, is by the people who use it.

They try hard to be a 21st century Church and are constantly trying to find ways to be involved with the community.

I find it interesting (touch wood) that the mural on the back wall, which was done last year, as yet has no signs of graffiti. Kids from the area were invited to do little parts of it.

Off the top of my head, some of the groups using the hall at the present time are:
Boys' Brigade, Girls' Brigade, Youth Fellowship, D of E group, Mums & Tots, Keep fit, Music Groups, etc.

Agreed Tealeaf, it is a splendid building, and now makes a great Church landmark, especially at night!

WillowTheWhisp 20-06-2004 08:32

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oops, missed the bit about the lift. I was probably too busy looking at the pictures

fc:stanley 11-05-2006 15:59

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i go there now ! and s an absolute wondefull building! great modern church and soon as the floor above is put on it will be even more great .


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