This pinkish brick building has an imposing frontage onto Recorder Road, the narrow window emphasising the bulk. This is the east end, and a green copper bell fleche sits perkily on top. The roof falls quickly away on both sides over narrow aisles, and there is a high south transept chapel with a porch tucked neatly behind it. The main entrance is actually on the north side, but otherwise the plan is conventional. Pevsner notes that the architect was Herbert Ibberson, and that there is a west gallery inside. It would be interesting to know quite how the Christian Scientists used it.