A church with a fascinating history. It was built, as the Ark of The Covenant for a now defunct sect called the Agapemones, in 1892-95 by Joseph Morris and Sons of Reading. It was used by the Ancient Catholic Church as the Church of the Good Shepherd , before becoming the Georgian Orthodox Cathedral in 2011. The outsize sculptures on the tower are by A.G. Walters. The interior has a complete set of contemporary glazing designed by Walter Crane and made by J Sylvester Sparrow.
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as a former member of the church of the good shepherd it holds many happy memories for me and a great hole in my heart that I have never been able to fill