Photo Tour
This PhotoTour lets you see look around Teddington Baptist Church Centre, and see what many of the rooms are like. There are some extra photographs which show what happens in the Church Centre on special occasions and on other days. It is most suitable for users on broadband because many of the photos are 30-50Kb in size.
Ground Floor Plan
You are looking into the play area which is at the rear of the Church Centre site.
The Lower Room is a medium sized meeting room. It is often used for children or young people's activities - for example, it is used by the Sunday Groups which meet during the morning service.
You are looking towards the back door of the Church Centre from the rear access way which leads off Walpole Crescent.
You are looking into the rear access way which leads from Walpole Crescent to the back door of the Church Centre. The Church owns the house on the right of this access way (5 Walpole Crescent).
The white blocks visible in the red brick wall on the left are the original foundation stones from the old Church building which was destroyed by bombing in the Second World War.
You will find a lot more about the history of our buildings in From Spurgeon to Websites: Our MultiMedia History: .
This is back room for meetings or fellowship
This room is used as the Crèche for small children on Sunday mornings.
The Main Hall was built in 1907 for the Sunday School. After each worship service, most people move into the Main Hall for coffee and tea (no charge is made). You can see the stage at the far end of the Main Hall which is sometimes used for shows, and sometimes as a platform for meetings.
The kitchen was modernised during the mid-1990s.
The Atrium provides access to every room in the Church Centre. You are looking towards the front of the Church Centre. The main stairs are to your right. The lift is behind you.
The Lower Room is a medium sized meeting room. It is often used for children or young people's activities - for example, it is used by the Sunday Groups which meet during the morning service.
You are looking down the Worship Area from the upper platform. The floor slopes down down towards the platform from the far end to improve the sightlines for the congregation. The Worship Area can seat 250 people downstairs. It is decorated in a very simple way with a plain wooden cross at the front above the two level platform. The baptismal pool is under the lower platform. See photo of an adult baptism. Take our Virtual Baptist Church Tour to learn more about the things we do and believe. It lets you click on things you can see in the Worship Area and explains their significance.
The Main Hall was built in 1907 for the Sunday School. After each worship service, most people move into the Main Hall for coffee and tea (no charge is made). The Main Hall is surrounded by a number of small rooms. These rooms are used for a variety of purposes - as meeting places for small groups, as offices, as storage etc.
The Main Hall was built in 1907 for the Sunday School. After each worship service, most people move into the Main Hall for coffee and tea (no charge is made). The Main Hall is surrounded by a number of small rooms which are used for a variety of purposes - as meeting places for small groups, as offices, as storage etc.
You are looking across the Worship Area. The platform is to your left. The Worship Area can seat 250 people downstairs. It is decorated in a very simple way with a plain wooden cross at the front above the two level platform. The baptismal pool is under the lower platform. See photo of an adult baptism. Take our Virtual Baptist Church Tour to learn more about the things we do and believe. It lets you click on things you can see in the Worship Area and explains their significance.
The Main Hall was built in 1907 for the Sunday School. After each worship service, most people move into the Main Hall for coffee and tea (no charge is made). At the far end you can see the serving hatches into the kitchen.
The Main Hall was built in 1907 for the Sunday School. After each worship service, most people move into the Main Hall for coffee and tea (no charge is made). The Main Hall is surrounded by a number of small rooms. These rooms are used for a variety of purposes - as meeting places for small groups, as offices, as storage etc.
You are looking across the Foyer and towards the Worship Area. The Foyer is the main entrance to the Church Centre throughout the week.
You are looking down the Worship Area towards the platform. The Worship Area can seat 250 people downstairs. It is decorated in a very simple way with a plain wooden cross at the front above the two level platform. The baptismal pool is under the lower platform. See photo of an adult baptism. Take our Virtual Baptist Church Tour to learn more about the things we do and believe. It lets you click on things you can see in the Worship Area and explains their significance.
You are looking into the car park from Church Road. The Main Hall is on your right.
Looking along Church Road towards the Church Centre from the south.
You are looking across the Foyer and towards the Worship Area. The Foyer is the main entrance to the Church Centre throughout the week.
Looking along Church Road towards the Church Centre from the north.
First Floor Plan
The Upper Room is a medium sized meeting room. It is often used for children or young people's activities - for example, it is used by the Sunday Groups which meet during the morning service.
The Conference Room can seat up to 30 people cinema style or up to 20 sitting round a table.
The Main Hall was built in 1907 for the Sunday School. After each worship service, most people move into the Main Hall for coffee and tea (no charge is made). At the far end you can see the stage.
The Upper Room is a medium sized meeting room. It is often used for children or young people's activities - for example, it is used by the Sunday Groups which meet during the morning service.
The Atrium Balcony provides access to some upstairs rooms in the Church Centre. You are looking towards the front of the Church Centre. The main stairs are to your right. The lift is behind you.
You are looking down the Worship Area from below the cross. The floor slopes down down towards the platform from the far end to improve the sightlines for the congregation. The Worship Area can seat 250 people downstairs. It is decorated in a very simple way with a plain wooden cross at the front above the two level platform.
(Another view of the Atrium). You are looking towards the back of the Church Centre. The reception is to your left. The lift is at the end of the Atrium.
This room is used as a Coffee Bar especially for young people's groups.
This room is used as a Coffee Bar especially for young people's groups.
You are looking down the Worship Area towards the platform from the rear balcony. The Worship Area can seat 250 people downstairs. It is decorated in a very simple way with a plain wooden cross at the front above the two level platform.