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Despite being a relatively young church in comparison to others in Gloucester, St Barnabas has a fascinating history, built at a time of rapid growth in Tuffley and in war. From origins in an abandoned school to the striking building we know it as today, read on to find out more.
Clergy choir and congregation at stone l
"We hope that this city of Gloucester could be built up as one which is in every way beautiful for men to live in, with well-built houses – small maybe, but comfortable and suitable for everyone within its boundaries; with its slums cleared away, with its streets and roads well fitted for the work which has to be done on them. In connection with that I venture to think that the Church has done and is playing its part."
Ven A.J. Hodson - Archdeacon of Gloucester
Preaching at the Inauguration of the Church site
January 1938