CITY DEDICATES ST. BRIDES

The transcript discusses the history of St. Bride's Church, which was rebuilt after the Great Fire of 1666 by Sir Christopher Wren. It was destroyed again in 1940 and is now being reconstructed according to Wren's original plans. Colonel Astor, as President of the Appeal, requested the Dean of Westminster to inaugurate a fund for its restoration. Dr. Don highlighted the church's significance to journalists, who view it as their parish church and are eager to see it restored to its former glory.

What major event in 1666 led to the initial reconstruction of St. Bride's Church?

• The Industrial Revolution

• The English Civil War

• The Great Fire of London

• The Great Plague

Who was responsible for the reconstruction of St. Bride's Church after the Great Fire?

• Sir Christopher Wren

• The Dean of Westminster

• Dr. Don

• Colonel Astor

What role did Colonel Astor play in the restoration of St. Bride's Church?

• He led the service of dedication.

• He was the President of the Appeal for restoration.

• He was the architect of the church.

• He was the Dean of Westminster.

What was the main purpose of the appeal fund mentioned during the service of dedication?

• To build a new church

• To restore the church to its former glory

• To organize a community event

• To fund a historical documentary

How did journalists feel about the destruction and planned restoration of St. Bride's Church?

• Confused

• Proud and thankful

• Angry

• Indifferent