Pinner is a suburb in London, where history whispers on every corner. As we stand here, surrounded by charming houses and lush greenery, imagine the bustling life of yeoman farmers and laborers centuries ago. The St. John the Baptist Church, with its towering spire, has stood witness to it all. Constructed in the 14th century, it was originally a humble chapel of ease to Harrow on the Hill. This structure, now independent, is a symbol of resilience and faith. Once upon a time, the largest settlement in Harrow, Pinner is a place where history has left its mark, from its original name, ‘Pinnora,’ believed to be derived from the nearby river ‘Pinn’ to the numerous fairs held annually since 1336. Today, Pinner buzzes with life, attracting families seeking a peaceful haven from the city’s bustle, but those who listen closely can still hear the echoes of times past.
Southfields Methodist Church
Curiosity stirred within the heart of Southfields as a new chapter began. Southfields Methodist Church held its first public service