Formed in 1929 as the Cam, Dursley and Wotton New Life Church, the congregation joined the "One Church" group which is based in Gloucester with congregations in Bristol, Podsmead and Kingsway. The group is an Assemblies of God (AOG) Pentecostal Church. The Assemblies of God has its roots in the Pentecostal revival of the early 20th century. By 1914 the movement had become widespread and the General Council of the Assemblies of God in the United States of America was formed. In the UK, Nelson Parr, the pastor of a congregation in Manchester, called a meeting of fourteen people in Aston, Birmingham in February 1924, in which they decided to form the Assemblies of God in the UK with their 26 congregations. Another 48 congregations joined at a second meeting in May of the same year. Since then the movement has grown and there are almost 600 churches in the AOG in Great Britain. Worldwide, the AOG is the fourth largest international Christian group of denominations and the largest Pentecostal denomination in the world.
At the posted coordinates you need to find the following information:-
On the grey electrial box by the pedestrian crossing is a seven-letter manufacturer's name. Assign number values to the letters (A=1, B=2 etc.)
A= value of second letter
B= value of third letter
C= value of fourth letter
D= Value of fifth letter
E= value of sixth letter
Carved onto the telegraph pole to the right of the church is a series of letters and numbers – between 9L and 3I are two digits - FG
The cache is a short walk away at N51 (A-B)(G-F).FB(B-F) W002 (G-F)F.(A-G+F)(C-B)(E-C)
Check sum: digits in Northings 22, digits in Westings 21