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Trinity Church
Author(s): Rosie Bell
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St. John's, by contrast, is a more modern design, although of no great architectural merit. It has a large car park in the grounds. With seating accommodation for 500, compared to 800 in Trinity Church, a more intimate rapport can be enjoyed. St John's has two halls; the larger seating 300, the smaller 150, against Trinity's 120 capacity single hall. Many functions may be held, thus enabling the Church to pay its way.
Of course, it should be possible to make a "United" church just that: the excellent pipe organ from Trinity could be used in St John's building, which is the better of the two as far as facilities go.
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