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Founded in 1893...

Ridley, from its name to its building, has a rich history.
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Ridley was named after Nicholas Ridley, a man who was burned at the stake along with Bishop Hugh Latimer in 1555 because he stood firm for his faith.
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In 1940 the building was severely damaged due to the Blitz in WW2. It was rebuilt in 1951.
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Missionary Hall
Ridley was gifted by its founder, Mr Haslett, to London City Mission in 1936. A number of missionaries have faithfully engaged in outreach since.
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However, Sunday services were always in demand. This led to a unique blend of missionary hall and church.
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I make known the end from the beginning, from ancient times, what is still to come. I say, 'My purpose will stand, and I will do all that I please.' - Isaiah 46:10
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