'The only Church on Oxford Street was created by the Salvation Army’s founder, General William Booth, when he turned a former roller skating rink into God's house. Regent Hall Band began in 1882 when 12 men and two women musicians marched along Oxford Street for the first time. Today, Regent Hall Corps conducts a full programme to meet the needs of its community throughout the week at the Centre ... Each Sunday you can hear us accompanying the singing in our church or witnessing on a busy street corner above the chatter of shoppers and tourists. With a clear sense of mission, we march out to share our Christian witness into the crowded streets of London’s West End ... Each Friday lunchtime a concert takes place, with visiting musicians.’