Warwick Road Chapel and P S A

Can someone decipher the "P S A" on this postcard, please

Hi all, How does 'Penal Substitutionary Atonement' grab you.

Philip, you have been to the same websites as me. There are about 160 meanings I have found so far but none, I think, apply. However, if you look under Coventry History Articles, on your very own (or Rob's) website, "Not Forgotten" the 1939 IRA bomb attack by by Simon Shaw, there is a reference to it. It may give a clue as to where to go?

There are some references on t'internet to the "Pleasant Sunday Afternoon" movement.

P.S.A. is an abbreviation for 'Pleasant Sunday Afternoon' Meetings! I am on the wrong computer for sending over the article but it was mentioned in 1892 in the Coventry Herald, they held the meetings at the Chapel.

Hi & thank you both for that. 'Pleasant Sunday Afternoon' got a mention in a paper called the Methodist Recorder too.

I think Annewiggy cracked it. The P.S.A. started in the Black Country, have a look at the Black Country Society website.

Thanks guys

I am, I am!! Hope you all ok. Yes, thank you Annewiggy. Makes much more sense to put up a sign that is not a religious divide.

Hi Annewiggy, Hi all I know that this has been said before, but it is fact. You are a cracker to any thread that you contribute to. Four Pounds Ave, steam rollers or even as now, nice Sundays. Thank you so much for adding depth & meaning to our site.

The interior of Warwick Road Congregational Church (now URC) where PSA met on Sunday afternoons.

And here is the recognisable outside, although the entrance has been modified.

This from 2017, Prof

Thanks Midland Red. I was baptised there and my mother and grandparents' funerals were there. Also an uncle and aunt married at Warwick Rd church.