Redhill Strict Baptist Chapel is situated in Station Road, which is pedestrian-only.
Strict Baptist ministry in Redhill began in 1855 when some worshippers who had used the old chapel at Tadworth rented a schoolroom for services. A permanent chapel was opened on Station Road on 21st July 1858 at a cost of £850.
It has an appearance somewhere between Georgian and Classical with its plain, simple stock brick façade and a "humble" lack of details (except the stone below the gable inscribed Baptist chapel erected 1858). The three bays are symmetrical and have a central gabled porch. The round-arched windows have red-brick dressings.
The chapel is currently being used for services by the Redhill Tabernacle which is part the Redeemed Christian Church of God, a Pentecostal church originally founded in Nigeria.
At the published coordinates look down to the drain cover you are standing on and find the three digit BS number. Take the first digit as A, the second digit as B and the third digit as C.
You will find the cache at N51 (2*C).(A+1)C(B-C) W000 (B+1).(A-1)A(B-B)
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