For nearly ten years, this iconic church stood with a hole in its roof, exposed to the weather and slowly waiting for its next chapter. That roof has now been repaired, the building is watertight once again, and the careful restoration can finally begin.

As a Grade I listed building, every change has to be handled with care, respect and the proper permissions. Working closely with an architect, permission has now been granted to add essential facilities, including toilets, in a way that protects the character and historic importance of the church while allowing it to serve a new purpose.

We warmly welcome interest and questions from neighbours, passers-by and anyone curious about the restoration. We are always happy to talk about what is happening and share the journey as the church begins its next chapter.

At this stage, however, the building is still an active renovation site and needs to be made safe before people can walk around freely. For your own safety, please respect that access will be restricted while builders, contractors and restoration work are taking place.

When we open, the church will become an appointment-only therapy and wellbeing space. Many of the people we support live with chronic illness or come to us for rest, recovery and nervous system support, so privacy, peace and quiet will be an important part of how the space is used.

This means the church will not be open for people to freely wander around. However, this does not mean it is closed off from the community.

If you would like to experience the space through breathwork classes, sound baths, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, red light therapy, IV therapy or diagnostic testing, please leave your email address and we will notify you when we are ready to open.