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This building should be kept Very Stongly Barricaded.
This building should be kept Very Stongly Barricaded.


===Current Status===
The building is ruined. -[[User:FatLoser|FatLoser]] 08:44, 31 March 2010 (BST)
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Latest revision as of 04:50, 8 October 2024

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St. Timothy's Church
VSB, dark.
AndyMatthews (talk) 23:56, 23 October 2024 (UTC)
St. Timothy's Church

Chancelwood [64, 9]

the Harenc Building the Bythesea Monument the Cheatle Motel
Millward Street St. Timothy's Church the Wester Building
the Toop Building
(Raines Hills)
St. Anastasius's Church
(Raines Hills)
Barling Boulevard Fire Station
(Raines Hills)

Basic Info:

  • Churches have no internal descriptions.
  • Church doors do not close but can be barricaded shut.

St. Timothy's Church (Chancelwood)

Description

Chancelwood's only church, St. Timothy's lies to the very south of the suburb, on the border to Raines Hills.

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"Not Just a Sunday School? Chancelwood's new house of worship" (Chancelwood Enquirer, April 2001)

History

Despite being built as a community centre to support the neighbouring St. Anastasius's Church, the building plan was changed on account of extensive water damage at St. Anastasius's. While worship was suspended at St. Anastasius's Church, prayer was carried out across the road in the new building, soon christened St. Timothy's Church. Despite the repair and subsequent reopening of St. Anastasius's Church, the residents of Chancelwood apparently liked having a proper, registered church in the suburb and so St. Timothy's remained as it was. The lack of a seperate manse for the young church may seem odd but luckily there was no requirement for one - one minister serves both the churches, giving a service in each on alternating days of the week.

Barricade Policy

This building should be kept Very Stongly Barricaded.