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Stroud Congregational Church
Stroud Congregational Church
An interior view of Stroud Congregational Church
Stroud's Congregational history began in the late 17th century, starting secretly in a barn and moving to the purpose-built "Old Meeting" in Chapel Street around 1710, eventually building the larger Bedford Street Chapel (1837) to ease overcrowding under Rev. John Burder.
Getting Here
Getting Here
Stroud Congregational Church
Stroud Congregational Church
Bedford St, Stroud, GL5 1AY
Bedford St, Stroud, GL5 1AY
The church building is right next to Stroud Subscription Rooms (the'i' on the map) and Fawkes Place.
Parking
There is no parking at the church. Brunel Mall (bottom right of map) is free from 2.00pm
Disabled Parking
There is disabled parking near the church and in Fawkes Place, next door.
Plane
The nearest airports are Bristol, Cardiff and Birmingham
Train
Stroud train station is a short walk away down Russell Street
Bus
There are regular buses from Cheltenham, Gloucester and nearby towns, mostly stopping at Merrywalks, not far from the church
Accommodation: We've arranged special rates with a nearby hotel - The Stroud Hotel near the station.
(Here are the rates for a single room: Thursday 23rd - £125; Friday 24th - £140; Saturday 25th - £180; and Sunday 26th - £125. These all include breakfast. Please ring the hotel and ask for the 'Stroud Conference' rates) - 01453 703366
For a more budget orientated solution, there is the Premier Inn behind the "Old Nelson." This is a bit of a walk from the venue, but is a great choice for families.
Resources:
Scroll Eaters Christian Bookshop, Stroud (see link below)
'Know Your Bible' Recordings - Ministry of Stuart Olyott (see link below)
'Martyn Lloyd-Jones Trust' - Ministry of Dr DM Lloyd-Jones (see link below)
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