Presentation by Ben Stoker, Development Officer, Diocese of Lincoln. Architecture as theology in theory and in practice at the parish church of St John the Baptist, Lincoln. The presentation was given at a session on Visions of Church and churches in the 20th century, part of a conference on "Parish Church Interiors in Changing Times" Supported by Historic England

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2. Tony Bartl, Sam Scorer
Image: The Collection, Lincoln
Former Little Chef, Markham Moor,
Nottinghamshire; previously a petrol
station. Constructed 1960-61, listed
Grade II in 2012
Image: Wiki Commons

3. Sam Scorer Gallery, Drury Lane, Lincoln (2000)
Image : Visit Lincoln

4. Ermine West
Image: https://municipaldreams.wordpress.com/author/municipaldreams/page/3/
Ermine East

5. Above and above right: Sam
Scorer’s model. The bell tower /
campanile was never built
Right: the church under
construction
Image: Ian Goodman and St John’s E-Archive

6. Images: Fr Stephen Hoy

9. Image: Fr Stephen Hoy

10. Image: St John’s E-Archive

11. Altar, Pulpit-lectern and
Font: all designed by Sam
Scorer and cast in
concrete

12. Taken from a letter from Fr Stephen Hoy to ‘Arthur’, 12 January 1999