Woodlands Christian Centre, Grade II listed church building in Clifton, United Kingdom
Woodlands Christian Centre is a Grade II listed church building located at the intersection of Belgrave Road and Woodland Road near the University of Bristol campus in Clifton. The structure functions today as an evangelical centre offering worship services and community programs.
The building was originally constructed as The Church of St Mary the Virgin between 1870 and 1871 during Bristol's Victorian architectural expansion. Its Grade II listed status from 1977 reflects its importance as a record of England's architectural heritage.
The centre brings together people from different backgrounds for regular worship gatherings that are central to the local community's life. These gatherings reflect how faith and neighborly connection shape daily rhythms in this part of Bristol.
The centre is within walking distance of the university campus and easily accessible via local roads. Visitors can find information about services, events, and community activities online before planning their visit.
The building was originally named The Church of St Mary the Virgin before becoming Woodlands Christian Centre, marking a shift from a traditional parish church to a modern evangelical community hub. This name change reflects how the space evolved to serve changing community needs.
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