St Barnabas (Former), Holden Road, Woodside Park
A typical large J.S. Alder church of 1912-14. The interior has been split with the west end converted to offices and rooms. A western balcony was built over them facing into the church. The photos below were taken with the church set up for a toddler group, rather than worship. In late 2018 the church moved to a former office block, Solar House, on North Finchley High Road and this building is being (March 2020) converted to housing (see lowest images).
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March 2020 conversion to housing
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Oakleigh Community Church, Oakleigh Road North, Whetstone
A church plant from St Barnabas, Woodside Park but now an independent congregation. The building is a small hall not far down the road from All Saints. The lower images show the church in April 2017, and the upper ones show it in January 2023 with an extension on the side, this acts as a hall but can be opened up to extend the worship area which is on the left-hand side of the building.
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St Stephen, Bells Hill, Barnet
South-west of Barnet town centre, a small mission church of 1896.
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Brookside Methodist Church, Cats Hill, East Barnet
A Methodist church of 1967 which is in a Local Ecumenical Partnership with the Church of England. An older church of 1930, now a hall, is joined by an entrance area to the post-war church.
Christ Church, St Albans Road, Chipping Barnet
North of the town centre. The church was designed in 1845 by G.G. Scott, with an aisle and porch by W.G. & E. Habershon. The interior has been realigned to face south.
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Mary Immaculate and St Gregory, Union Street, Barnet (Roman Catholic)
Off the centre of Barnet, the church was designed by Lanner of Wakefield in 1977 and was extended towards the road in 2017. It was reopened in September 2017, after a year’s closure. The engraved windows are by Sally Scott. The final pictures are from April 2017, when the whole building was being gutted and the extension added.
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Mary Immaculate and St Peter, Somerset Road, New Barnet
Opposite the north side of the Anglican Holy Trinity, this is a church of 1938 by T.H.B. Scott. A simple plan with a day chapel on one side.
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Holy Trinity, Lyonsdown Road, New Barnet
High above the station area of New Barnet, this is a small church of 1865 by Ewan Christian
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All Saints, Oakleigh Road North/Myddleton Park, Whetstone
Just east of the town centre, a large church by Joseph Clarke and dating from 1881-83. The chancel contains a decorative scheme by Sidney Gambier-Parry and the incumbant the Rev. Miles. Most of this is by Ward and Hughes.
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St Mary Magdalen, Athenaeum Road, Whetstone (Roman Catholic)
Just off the High Road in the town centre, it was built in 1958 to designs by W.C. Mangan.
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