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| Description | New Hope Baptist Church, Beach Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex, England. The new premises for this church, originally the Ceylon Place Baptist Church. The chapel of that name closed in 2005 and the congregation (renamed New Hope in 2010) shared other premises before moving to this former Royal Naval Old Comrades Club building in 2015. |
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