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The challenges and joys of a Greek Revival church in the middle of a field

Spring has sprung..

12/4/2015

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A glorious springtime day in Ayot St Lawrence; the Easter flowers are still in full glory inside the church and the new notice board is in place. A few of the parishioners were lucky enough to hold a three-day old lamb too!
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Easter Sunday - Flowers at the Church

8/4/2015

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Thank you to everyone that helped decorate the church for Easter with beautiful and seasonal floral displays!
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    Christine Stevenson

    Secretary to the Parochial Church Council - and carer (with others) of this marvellous building

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SErvices in  2021

Our services are up and running: in fact we have managed to do most of ours in person, albeit with special measures in place. Look at our Facebook page for details, but normally they take place on the third Sunday of the month. We are hoping to move towards "Festival Church" status, which means we will follow dates for Christian  and secular Festivals, and try to focus on the interests of our community, linking the secular with the spiritual.

​After any of these services, when permissible, why not book yourself in for lunch at the lovely Brocket Arms, originally the monastic quarters for the old, now ruined church a short stroll away 01438 820250. 

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