Bromley Common Baptist Church
Another in the ever expanding Church Micro Series, started by Sadexploration.
I have not found much information about the church. It was founded as a Sunday school by Thomas Nettleton and his wife in the 1860s which was initially run in a private house. Eventually they bought a plot of land in what is now Cherry Orchard Road and built a small hall there in 1870. The Sunday school used the hall in the mornings and afternoons and a new church, the Bromley Common Mission, used it in the evenings, both run by Thomas. The halls were enlarged in the 1870s and 1880s, including the addition of a classroom. In 1892, the mission hall became Bromley Common Baptist Church.
The mission hall still stands in Cherry Orchard Road, but a new church was built in Gravel Road. The current congregation of the church is around 35 people.
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The cache, a magnetic nano tube, can be found at:
N51 22.(A x B x E) + (C x D) + 2
E0 2.(C x E x E) - 2
Where ABCDE can be found in the following sentence:
Until the 20th Century it was thought that on 31 October 1517 AB Theses were written by C C, were composed in language D and posted on the door of the Castle Church of E. The posting on the door is now considered unlikely.
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