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The Alton Road Days
(up until 1983)
The original church building on Alton Road...
Les Evans (former deacon), in the 1940s
A group of teenagers, posing with an older church member
A family portrait
A photo of the Sunday School - Pastor Jack Osmond is by the door
A Sunday School prizegiving
One of the young people collecting a prize
During a worship service
(Notice the sign on the front of the pulpit - Elim Foursquare Gospel: Saviour, Healer, Baptizer, Coming King)
A Sunday School anniversary celebration
Mr Bullivent with his dughter, Lilly, on her wedding day
The second church building on the same site...
Pastor & Mrs Smith (far left) with a group of the church's teenagers (can you spot Blackie?)
A photo of the Sunday School
Pastor Jack Osmond with some of the church's younger members
Another Sunday School celebration
Blackie & Enid's wedding day
The 'new' church building on Alton Road (opened 23rd June, 1962)...
Inside the new building
A joint performance by the male & female choirs
Inside St.Wultan's church building today
Outside the building, late 1960s
Outside St. Wulstan's church building today
Elim pastors, assembled for the opening of the new building
Praise and worship in the 1970s
The worship team
A photo of the Sunday School in the 1970s
Memories of church life...
Mr & Mrs Evans, on a day out with some ladies from the church
An open-air meeting on Dawlish Road
Blackie, outside his home at 7 Everington Place, Dawlish Road (now demolished)
Blackie as a teenager
Blackie, then and now
Baptismal candidates, in the 1950s
Jill Bullivent being baptised
Les Evans on a day out
Teddy Manning (Blackie's brother), Blackie and Brian Bullivent in Trafalgar Square
In London for the annual Elim Easter celebration at the Albert Hall
Top (left to right): Freddie Bullivent and BobTempleton.
Bottom (left to right): Irene Giles, Gill Wilks, Barbara Faulkner and Lilly Bullivent
Moving to Exeter Road - 'Elim Evangel' article, July 1983
St. Wulstans church building pre-1983 (before we swapped buildings)
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