The Building |
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The only regular activities currently taking place in the church
building are:
Services
Sundays - Morning Services @ 10:30
Tuesdays - Bible Bite
Meetings @ 14:00
(Bible
Bite will be taking a summer break after 19th July until
September)
Other
Fridays -
CatURpillars @
10:00
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For details of any one
off activities, please see our SURC Events
page
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Our Sunday
services (10:30) and Tuesday Bible Bite meetings (14:00) are
broadcast live
on YouTube
from church - technology permitting
www.youtube.com/channel/UCTVZC5bVShoTd9glquGtxHw
Should
you have missed seeing the Sunday service or Tuesday
Bible Bite live, or if you wish to
catch-up with a previous service,
whether it be in video or audio format, go to our
Sermons On Line page |
The Exterior |
LEFT:
An external view of the church, looking
up the High
Street
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Clock Tower |
After
four years of being silent, the town clock was refurbished after a three month project,
which started in April 2018 and was completed by the end of July 2018, and included tower stonework repairs and a new
roof.
New electronics now control the clock and chimes, while the clock faces and
hands were overhauled with new acrylic faces and lighting fitted.
We are grateful for the support of Shanklin Town Council in seeing that the
clock was given a new lease of life.

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History Of The Church
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You
can read two items about the history.
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The Interior
(as is) |
This is what the
church building currently looks like inside
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The Interior
(as was) |
LEFT:
An old view of the inside of the church, from the gallery.
This was changed slightly in 2007 as the pulpit was removed and the
stage extended.
Compare this with
the view
below
showing the extended stage area.
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BELOW:
Two more views of the inside of the church (pre Covid), from the ground floor.
 
The church looks even better with
people inside! (see below - pre Covid) |
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LEFT:
A view of the church ceiling |
LEFT:
A view of the platform (installed in
August 2007) |

This has changed slightly with the
installation of secondary double glazing |

The 2010
Christmas nativity display that was inside the area where the church organ
used to be
(before it was converted to a storage area) |

The 2019
Christmas platform panels display
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Page Last Updated
22 June 2022 |