Nominally an Anglican church but seemingly mainly used by The Redeemed Christian Church of God. It dates from 1986.
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St John the Divine, Goresbrook Road, Dagenham
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What did it look like 1950 as i was christened there
The previous church built in 1936 was by A.E. Wiseman and was a brick building with a large pitched roof and a tower on the south side. The interior was was apparently impressively arched with marble font and pulpit