St Mary the Virgin, Lapworth
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St Mary the Virgin, the parish church of Lapworth, traces a history back to the tenth century AD, when a Saxon wattle and wood church stood where the nave now stands.
In AD 1100 a stone church existed on the site of the present nave and chancel; the succeeding nine centuries have given Lapworth an outstandingly beautiful and interesting church. Building which "began in the 12th century continued at intervals over 300 years so that the general impression now from the outside, is of a 15th century church," (A Warwickshire Village Church, by Mildred Tomlinson).
The rector of Lapworth is also the incumbent of Baddesly Clinton.
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Hugh Roberts (Church warden)
Tel: (01564) 783936
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A Church Near You ID: 7295
Built: 1100
Style of worship: Traditional Catholic
Our Patron: Merton College, Oxford
Archdeaconry: BIRMINGHAM (521)
Deanery: SHIRLEY (52107)
Benefice: Lapworth (02/090 M)
Parish Legal Name: Lapworth (520167 2/167)
CofE Church Info: (602167 2/167)
Short URL: acny.co.uk/7295/
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St Mary the Virgin : Church Lane, Lapworth, Warwickshire, B94 5NX
