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1039: Regent Square United Reformed, Bloomsbury, London
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10 May 2005
The Mystery Worshipper report on Regent Square URC was interesting, but perhaps a little confused. I'm not sure Regent's Square would self-describe as evangelical – from the report and my own experiences I'd describe it as a mainstream liberal URC.
The building to the right of the church isn't just the church hall – it is the central offices of the denomination (the Presbyterian Church of England was based here prior to union). I believe the church is the third one on the site, having been rebuilt in the late 1950s following bombing. Lord Reith (of BBC fame) laid the foundation stone.
The Irvingites (Catholic Apostolic Church), who built the church of Christ the King in Bloomsbury, started here before seceding from the Presbyterian church.
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