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Arreton Bible Christian Chapel, Isle of Wight
The Bible Christians commenced preaching in some part of Arreton very soon after they came to the island, in the ...
Hampshire and the Isle of Wight
The Bible Christians had a strong presence in the Isle of Wight, and in the east of Hampshire. The Free Methodists were mainly in the Isle of Wight.
King's Somborne Methodist Free Church
The Chapel was built in 1826.The photograph shows the building in 2012 by which time its future was uncertain.
Rookley Bible Christian Chapel Isle of Wight
2017 photo of the Bible Christian chapel at Rookley on the Isle of Wight. Still an active Methodist church.
Southampton; Jubilee Bible Christian Chapel, Princess Street
This chapel stood on the south side of Princess Street, which ran between the railway line and the Itchen wharfs, ...
Southampton; St Mary's Road Chapel
This chapel stood on the east side of St Mary’s Road, close to “Six Dials,” where St Mary’s Road, St ...
Southampton; Stratton Road Methodist Church, Shirley
This stood between nos 26 and 30, Stratton Road, Shirley. It was built by the Bible Christians, later the United ...

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