The Beacon Church, Dover

The Beacon Church, Dover

The Beacon Church is a new church that was built in 2003. It unified a congregation of three churches, namely The Methodist churches at London Road and Tower Hamlets and St. Columba United Reformed Church. There are services held together and people of all these confessions come here and join the groups. The church has two ministers - Rev. Bruce Allinson OCC and Rev. Jim McKnight, who organize services and all other activities. Many other new activities and projects are planned in order to assemble people of these confessions.

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Sight Name: The Beacon Church
Sight Location: Dover, England (See walking tours in Dover)
Sight Type: Religious

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Create Your Own Walk in Dover

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