The Churches of Britain and Ireland
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Kensal Green and Kensal Rise, Greater London Kensal Green and Kensal Rise on Wikipedia. All
photos © Gervase N. E. Charmley. Church of the Transfiguration (R.C.). See also the Methodist Church (below). Divine Redemeer's Ministries Pentecostal Church - perhaps originally Methodist. Another view. Kensal Rise Baptist Church is hexagonal, and built on the site of a much larger Victorian chapel. Kensal Rise Methodist Church. This building was originally the schoolroom for the Methodist Church, which was sold to the Roman Catholic Church (see above) in 1977. Our Lady of the Holy Souls (R.C.). St. John, the parish church. St. Mark was built in 1914, but the front looks younger. Perhaps another victim of WWII? St. Martin (Dean Vaughan Memorial) opened in 1900). Link. St. Thomas was built in 1967, as a replacement for a building destroyed in WWII. Former chapel on Wellington Street. Can you give it a name?
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