In 1928, a trust deed solidified the presence of the First Church of Christ, Scientist Chiswick. This document, along with the constitution and bylaws adopted in 1920, outlined the church’s mission. The First Church of Christ, Scientist Chiswick aimed to promote Christian Science. This promotion was restricted to methods aligned with the teachings and practices of Christian Science. The church also adhered to the bylaws of the Mother Church. Interestingly, the area of benefit, or where the charity could operate, wasn’t defined in the governing document. The First Church of Christ, Scientist Chiswick was officially registered as a charity on March 25, 1966. However, this status was later removed on June 4, 2001, due to transferred funds.
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