Related Churches
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St Sylvester's Church, Chivelstone
St Sylvester's is a very old and special church with wonderful heritage features, it is named as place in the Domesday Book. It is not known when the earliest Christian Activity at Chivelstone occurred but a church is known to have been 0n the site by the end of the 13th Century and the earliest incumbent recorded in 1292.
In 2020 St Sylvester's Church underwent a major restoration with the help of funds received from he National Lottery a grant totalling £384,300.00 as well as fundraising from other sources. This project focused on water/ weather proofing the church to safeguard and preserve its medieval heritage and allow it to be used by the whole community, in the forms of open days, community events, concerts plays etc as well as continuing the religious life of the Church
All our welcome and encouraged to enjoy our church whether that be for worship, events, community or to observe some of the church's rare features; such as the rood screen from 1536, and wall paintings uncovered during the restoration project thought to be from the late 17th/ early 18th century.
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St Peter's
The church of St Peter’s is Grade II listed and was built as a Chapel of Ease in 1778 for the manor house of the Buckland Estate. It fell into disrepair in the early part of the nineteenth century and was reopened after restoration in 1890. The churchyard is still in use for burials. The church is kept open all day and is regularly visited by walkers who from the comments in the visitors’ book appreciate its peace and quiet.
A service is normally held in the church every Sunday, either a Sunday Worship Service or Holy Communion with a joint service in one of the churches of the Benefice when there are five Sundays in the month. We celebrate the four country services of Plough Sunday, Rogationtide, Lammastide and Harvest Thanksgiving. We have one regular organist and two services a month are led by lay members of the congregation incorporating an audio recording of the Rev Mark Neave’s sermon for that week. The church is a Fairtrade Church and supports Christian Aid; Médecins Sans Frontières; The Mission to Seafarers; British Legion; The Farming Community Network; Prison Fellowship; Coleridge Community Bus; Kingsbridge and Saltstone Caring; the Kingsbridge Food Bank; and St Luke's Hospice.
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St Michael and All Angels
Located in the village of Stokenham, Kingsbridge, TQ7 2SZ, South Devon
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St Martin
St Martin's Church is located in the village of Sherford, Kingsbridge, TQ7 2AU
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St Andrew
St Andrew's Church is located in the picturesque fishing village of Beesands, Kingsbridge, TQ7 2EN, South Devon.
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St James the Great
Welcome to the parish church of Slapton.
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St Nicholas and St Cyriac
Welcome to South Pool! For any information about church services, please refer to:
https://southpoolvillage.co.uk/events
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St Mary's
Everyone is welcome to join us each month for a short, relaxed Sunday evening worship, normally led by our Priest Rev Mark Neave.
The church is also open for private prayer on Wednesdays and Sundays from 10am to 4pm. If you need access at any other time, please contact the warden who will arrange to open the church for you.
The church is available for Baptisms, Weddings and Funerals. Please contact Rev Mark Neave to discuss any special services that you require.
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