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Holy Trinity (former), Morgan Street, Mile End (now Epainos Ministries – New Testament Church of God) and The Heritage & Arts Centre (The HAC Bow)

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Originally a proprietary chapel of 1834-39 by Daniel and James Austin. The chancel and east chapels were added in a matching style by Edwin B. Simson in 1910-1914. It soon became a parish church before becoming redundant in 1984. The New Testament Church of God took it over 1996 and meet in the hall attached to the east end. The church is now being converted into a community arts centre.

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The church in November 2013  
   
   
   
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The church in September 2021
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2 Comments

  1. Angela Arhu says:
    May 3, 2016 at 16:45

    I am surprised to find that NeW TestAment Church of God -Epainos Ministries is changing the name why is that? In addition, will the old entrance still be used.

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    • zoothorn says:
      May 3, 2016 at 17:09

      The dedication was from the Church of England days. I believe NTCG only use the hall at the rear whose address is Lichfield Street?

      Reply

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