The photograph shows an architectural feature.

Carved oak reredoes were presented to the church by Mr T. L. Evans of the National Coal Board and his wife, in memory of their son Ceri.

Reverend Edwin Boddington cutting the tape to officially open and £18,000 extension with (from left) Mrs Boddington, the Reverend Robert Harris, Councillor Ian Claymore (Mayor of Wolverhampton), and the Mayoress, Rose Buckingham.

Performance of the musical “A Grain of Mustard Seed” by Roger Jones to mark the 196th anniversary of Methodist Sunday Schools in Bilston, which told the story of how Robert Raikes set up the first ever Sunday School in Gloucester in 1779. The photograph s

Celebration of the Sunday School’s 197th anniversary by performing the musical, Jairus’ Daughter, written by Roger Jones from Birmingham. The photograph shows Gemma Harrison, Julie Smith and Tanya Jones.

Entrance.

Barred and bolted entrance.

A communion rail dedicated to the memory of A. L. Clinton of Owen Road who drowned at Bridgnorth on 5 Aug 1935.

The redundant church which had not been used for two years was due to be pulled down. The Reverend John Ginever was quoted

External shot. The photographer is McVay.