St James' Presbyterian Church of England, Bristol

H. L. Mackenzie, who spoke at length about his experiences over nearly four decades at the Presbyterian Church of England's Swatow Mission in China.

[4][5] The remains of the Victorian-era St James' Church are just south of the current Bristol coach station.

The Eustace Button church was low with tip-up seats and a wide open-span ceiling.

The Welsh congregation moved here from the Castle Street area where their chapel had been destroyed during bombing and not rebuilt.

The Welsh Congregation closed the chapel in 1988 – the adjacent hall was in an appalling state of repair.

The remains of the church in 2011
Record of a christening a few hours before the church was bombed