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United Reformed Church (former), Woodhall Lane, Welwyn Garden City
Behind the Roman Catholic Our Lady, Queen of Apostles near Woodhall shops. It closed in 2014 when its congregation joined that of the Free Church in the town centre.
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Ludwick Way Methodist Church, Welwyn garden City
Close to the Woodhall shops. The original church has been encased by newer buildings on two sides.
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Pentecostal Church, Hyde Valley, Welwyn Garden City
A small building near to the Woodhall shops in the southern part of the town.
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Panshanger Church
Panshanger Church was founded in 1971, as a Local Ecumenical Partnership (LEP) for this eastern suburb of Welwyn Garden City.
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Our Lady, Queen of Apostles, Welwyn Garden City (Roman Catholic)
Serving south and east Welwyn Garden City and built in 1959-60 to designs by Archard and Partners, It is a prominent landmark in the Woodhall district. The interior was re-ordered in 1980s with new sanctuary furniture and fibreglass windows by Carmel Cauchi. The east window glass of 1969 was removed and relocated to the south transept and the decorative ceiling pattern installed. In 2011 new glass by Matthew Lloyd Winder was installed in the aisle windows.
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Holy Family, Digswell, Welwyn Garden City (Roman Catholic)
Serving the north side of Welwyn Garden City it dates from 1967 and is by De Soissons, Peacock, Hodges & Robertson
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St Bonaventure, Parkway, Welwyn Garden City (Roman Catholic)
The Roman Catholic church for central Welwyn Garden City, facing the attractive green surrounded by Parkway.It was designed by T.H.B. Scott and opened in 1926
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Christ the King, Haldens, Welwyn Garden City
In northern Welwyn Garden City, it would be easy to miss without the cross and bell outside. In 2014 the cross was removed owing to rotting but renovations should see it restored. The building dates from 1964 and was a design by Riley & Glanfield.
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Hertfordshire Churches in photographs 
