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Non-Conformist Records Guide - Volume 3: Stroud Valley Non-conformist Records Guide - Volume 3: Stroud Valley Avening ...............................................................................................................................................................................................7 Baptist ...............................................................................................................................................................................................7 Avening Baptist Chapel .................................................................................................................................................................7 Bisley ...................................................................................................................................................................................................8 Baptist ...............................................................................................................................................................................................8 Eastcombe Baptist Chapel, Bisley (Baptist) ..................................................................................................................................8 Congregational .................................................................................................................................................................................9 France Lynch Congregational Church, Bisley (Congregational/Presbyterian) ..............................................................................9 Methodist ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 11 Bisley Methodist Church (Wesleyan) .......................................................................................................................................... 11 Custom Scrubbs, Bisley (Primitive Methodist/United Methodist) ................................................................................................. 12 Oakridge Lynch Methodist Chapel, Bisley (Wesleyan Methodist) ............................................................................................... 13 Roman Catholic .............................................................................................................................................................................. 14 St Mary of the Angels, Bisley (Roman Catholic).......................................................................................................................... 14 Cainscross ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 15 None ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 15 Chalford ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 16 Baptist ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 16 Chalford Tabernacle (Baptist) ..................................................................................................................................................... 16 Methodist ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 17 Chalford Hill (Primitive Methodist/United Methodist) ................................................................................................................... 17 Chalford Ebenezer Chapel (Wesleyan Methodist) ...................................................................................................................... 18 Plymouth Brethren .......................................................................................................................................................................... 19 Chalford Mission Hall (Plymouth Brethren) ................................................................................................................................. 19 Browns Hill Brethren Chapel, Chalford (Plymouth Brethren) ....................................................................................................... 19 Roman Catholic .............................................................................................................................................................................. 20 St Mary of the Angels, Templewood, Brownshill, Chalford, (Roman Catholic) ............................................................................ 20 Seventh Day Adventist ................................................................................................................................................................... 21 Seventh Day Adventists Chapel, Chalford .................................................................................................................................. 21 Swedenborgian ............................................................................................................................................................................... 21 Swedenborgian Chapel (Church of the New Jerusalem) ............................................................................................................ 21 Horsley .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 22 Methodist ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 22 Downend, Horsley (Wesleyan Methodist) ................................................................................................................................... 22 Kings Stanley ................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 Baptist ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 23 Kings Stanley Baptist Church ...................................................................................................................................................... 23 Methodist ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 25 Kings Stanley Chapel (Primitive Methodist) ................................................................................................................................ 25 Selsley or Stanley End Chapel, Kings Stanley (Primitive Methodist) .......................................................................................... 26 Stanley End Meeting, Selsley, Kings Stanley (Wesleyan Methodist) .......................................................................................... 27 Presbyterian ................................................................................................................................................................................... 27 Kings Stanley Presbyterians (or Anabaptists) ............................................................................................................................. 27 Leonard Stanley ............................................................................................................................................................................... 28 Methodist ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 28 Leonard Stanley Methodist Chapel (Wesleyan) .......................................................................................................................... 28 Minchinhampton............................................................................................................................................................................... 30 Baptist ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 30 Minchinhampton Baptist Church ................................................................................................................................................. 30 Latter Day Saints ............................................................................................................................................................................ 31 REMEMBER We are here to help. If you have any questions or problems, please don’t hesitate to ask. 2 Minchinhampton Church of Latter Day Saints (Mormon) ............................................................................................................ 31 Methodist .......................................................................................................................................................................................
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