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Church name | Town or city | Architect | Date of completion |
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Fulwell Methodist Church | Sunderland | Stanley W. Milburn and Partners (of Sunderland) | 1961 |
Gants Hill United Reformed Church | Ilford | Brand | 1931 |
Gardenmore Presbyterian Church | Larne | Hobart and Heron | 1915 |
Gardenstown Free Presbyterian Church | Banff | Hughes | 2004 |
Garrison Church of St George | Bulford Camp | G.L.W. Blount and Williamson | 1927 |
Garthdee Parish Church | Aberdeen | Ross & Allan | 1955 |
Gatley United Reformed Church | Cheadle | Adams | 1938 |
Gedling Road Methodist Church | Nottingham | John Walter Dudding and Partners | 1958 |
German Lutheran Church | Hull | Rosner | 1968 |
German Lutheran Church | Edinburgh | Schildt | 1967 |
Gerrards Cross Congregational Church | Gerrards Cross | Ascroft | 1920 |
Gerrards Cross Congregational Church | Gerrards Cross | Duncannon | 1922 |
Giffnock South Church | Giffnock | John Stewart and Patterson | 1927 |
Gig Mill Methodist Church | Stourbridge | Griffiths | 1933 |
Glasgow University Memorial Chapel | Glasgow | Sir John Burnet and Partners | 1929 |
Gleadless Valley Methodist Church | Sheffield | J. Mansell Jenkinson & Son | 1960 |
Glebe Centre URC | Walsall | Stone Toms and Partners | 1975 |
Glebe Methodist | Washington | Charlewood, Curry, Wilson and Atkinson | 1976 |
Glengormley Presbyterian Church | Newtonabbey | Lucy | 1956 |
Glenrothes Baptist Church | Glenrothes | Gillespie and Scott | 1962 |
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