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St. Peter, Poulshot, Devizes
St Peter’s Church lies in the vale of Seend, to the north of the Salisbury Plain. To truly appreciate the tranquil, peaceful atmosphere present within the St Peter’s, it requires a visit. There is an air of still and calm throughout the church. It is a simple, not large, stone church set apart from the village in the countryside. This makes it ...
Location: Devizes, Wiltshire, United Kingdom
St. Raphael's Chapel and Schoolhouse, Huccaby
Built in 1868 as a combined mission chapel and schoolroom, St. Raphael's still has the Victorian school desks which convert to pews. It has the distinction of being the only Anglican chapel in the country to be dedicated to the Archangel St. Raphael whose name means 'God's Healing' or 'God has healed', and who is also known as the patron saint of ...
Location: Yelverton, Devon, United Kingdom
St. Sampson, South Hill, Callington
A small isolated Grade 1 listed medieval church, built in the fourteenth century on a site which has been a place of Christian worship for over 1400 years, probably the site of a monastery founded by St Sampson in the seventh century. Many have commented that St Sampson’s is a “thin place”, soaked in the prayers and worship of generations ...
Location: Callington, Cornwall, United Kingdom
St. Tanwg, Llandanwg
Known as "the church in the sands", St Tanwg's church is found nestled in the sand dunes, where the mountains meet the sea, at Llandanwg in North Wales. It is thought that it is one of the oldest places of continuous Christian worship in the UK and the site is believed to date to around 435AD. The existing building dates from the early ...
Location: Harlech, Gwynedd, United Kingdom
St. Tecwyn, Llandecwyn
The ancient burial ground of Llandecwyn and its Victorian small Welsh church, which replaced a much older church in the 19th century, is on an ancient neolithic/bronze age way, now part of the newly signposted Ardudwy Way long distance path. Revd Jim Cotter started the Small Pilgrim Places Network at this church with magnificent views of Snowdonia ...
Location: Llandecwyn, Gwynedd, United Kingdom
St. Winwaloe, Gunwalloe
The Church of the Storms! A 12th century church in a wild place of peace and beauty. It nestles out of the wind, beneath a rocky outcrop, beside a sandy beach where Atlantic rollers pound against the Lizard Peninsular. The church is on the site of St. Winwaloe's 6th century monastery.
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Location: Gunwalloe, Cornwall, United Kingdom
St. Winwaloe, Tremaine
A place of simplicity and peace set amongst fields and trees and possessing a special atmosphere of quietness and with a true sense of a “thin place “ where the life of the spirit can seem truly close at hand.
One of the smallest and simplest churches in Cornwall, St. Winwaloe's originated in the 12th century when it was a chapel ...
Location: Launceston, Cornwall, United Kingdom
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