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All Souls Anglican Church located in Bank Hall, Barbados.
All Souls Church was built in 1920 and consecrated on March 29, 1021 and dedicated to "ALL SOULS" in commemoration of those killed in World War I or the First World War (28 July 1914 – 11 November 1918). It was by this time a century since Bishop Coleridge had arrived in Barbados to start the trend of chapel building.
All Souls bears an unconscious but very close resemblance to the early Regency Chapels and was built:
"The consecration of the Chapel of Ease in Bank Hall in 1921 to provide for the spiritual needs of the new population which is drifting to the metropolitan parish especially at the end of the city."
"It became known as Dean Shankland's Baby as his passion and drive got it through its infancy. By 1938 Dean Richards would claim "The vigor of All Souls in babyhood does not lessen with the passing years"."
Our Vision Statement is "We Will Be the Home of Spirituality and Community Engagement for all Souls"
All Souls Anglican Church located in Bank Hall, Barbados.
All Souls Church was built in 1920 and consecrated on March 29, 1021 and dedicated to "ALL SOULS" in commemoration of those killed in World War I or the First World War (28 July 1914 – 11 November 1918). It was by this time a century since Bishop Coleridge had arrived in Barbados to start the trend of chapel building.
All Souls bears an unconscious but very close resemblance to the early Regency Chapels and was built:
"The consecration of the Chapel of Ease in Bank Hall in 1921 to provide for the spiritual needs of the new population which is drifting to the metropolitan parish especially at the end of the city."
"It became known as Dean Shankland's Baby as his passion and drive got it through its infancy. By 1938 Dean Richards would claim "The vigor of All Souls in babyhood does not lessen with the passing years"."
Our Vision Statement is "We Will Be the Home of Spirituality and Community Engagement for all Souls"