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All Saints Church Awbridge
Welcome to this friendly village church close to Romsey, where the local community has been worshipping for 150 years.
We meet for services every Sunday morning with a pattern that includes Holy Communion, Morning Worship, and a Family Breakfast Service in Awbridge Village Hall. We also host a monthly evening Contemporary Worship service for Romsey Deanery.
In addition to our church services, we hold a Coffee Hub every Tuesday morning in the church rooms, and we run The Ark \- a group for babies and toddlers every Friday morning during term time in the Village Hall. There are also regular prayer meetings, house groups, lunch clubs, craft and chat & social events.
We are an outward looking church seeking to serve our local community, and regularly support Southampton City Mission food bank, SCRATCH and other charities.
We hope to welcome you soon at one of our services or events.
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St Mary's, Michelmersh
Welcome to St Mary's, Michelmersh! Come to sit quietly in our church and unwind. Come to find out about the history of our ancient building. Come to wander in the peaceful churchyard and take in the beauty of the Hampshire countryside. Come to join us in Sunday worship. A list of services for the current month is always displayed in the porch. Whatever the reason for your visit we will be pleased that you came!
If you are a walker, the Monarch's Way long-distance footpath passes right through the churchyard. Rest for a while and take in the view from one of our churchyard benches or shelter in the porch if you need some moments out of the wind or rain. Do come inside to look around: parts of the church date to the 12th century with extensions added in the 13th century.
The church is open during daylight hours.
You may like to buy a jar of jam or marmalade in aid of church funds before you leave!
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All Saints, Braishfield
We are located in the small village of Braishfield on the outskirts of Romsey. Our services are held each Sunday either in the Morning or Evening. We are open during daylight hours for visitors and those who wish to pray and have a time quiet meditation. Everyone is welcome to join in any of our services or events.
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St John's, Farley Chamberlayne
Welcome to St John's, Farley Chamberlayne!
Welcome to our lovely 12th Century Church. We hope that you will enjoy its peaceful, downland setting. This has been a place of prayer for at least 900 years, and probably from the Saxon era. Perhaps you may visit us and pause to experience the peace and stillness of this ancient place. The site is magnificent: on a clear day the view is a panorama from the Spinnaker Tower, Portsmouth in the east to Southampton Docks with the hills of the Isle of Wight beyond and the New Forest to the west.
We hold a service of worship every Sunday, with refreshments afterwards; dates and times are on the notice board in the porch. We like to think we are a friendly, welcoming community!
There is much of historic interest and descriptive leaflets are available (please put £1 in the box). A book on the history of Farley Chamberlayne was written by John Rawson Smith in 2012; a sample is in the church. It can be obtained from the churchwardens
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