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They can attack churches and mock Christianity all they want. The Church has survived far worse. Pray for Britain.
SaveOurChurchesUK175,269 просмотров • 25 дней назад

This church is considered "new" because it’s only 900 years old. The Roman walls beside it are nearly twice as old.
SaveOurChurchesUK100,141 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Imagine walking into a church that's older than England itself. Escomb Saxon Church was built around AD 675 and remains the oldest complete Saxon church in the UK. From its Roman stonework to its tiny Anglo-Saxon windows, it's one of Britain's greatest historic treasures.
SaveOurChurchesUK73,989 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

This church is older than England itself! ⛪ Built around AD 675, Escomb Saxon Church has stood for more than 1,300 years. Constructed using stone from a nearby Roman fort, it remains one of the finest and best-preserved Anglo-Saxon churches in Britain.
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St Walburge’s congregation has grown from about 40 people to more than 300, yet Historic England still lists this Grade I Preston church as in poor condition, highly vulnerable and declining. That contrast moved me deeply. I’m overjoyed by Canon Cristofoli’s hope here, but sobered that the rescue remains unfinished. A £245,380 National Lottery Heritage Fund grant was awarded in 2025 to repair the south roofs over the sanctuary and make this crucial part watertight. I love what Preston has achieved. The money is protecting a place where people worship and walk in to pray—not an empty attraction. This is why living churches deserve protection.
SaveOurChurchesUK23,295 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

For over 1,300 years, pilgrims have come to this place seeking a miracle. St Winefride's Well in Holywell, North Wales is Britain's oldest continuously visited pilgrimage site, renowned for its healing waters and the remarkable legend of St Winefride.
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This church is older than England itself. ⛪ Built around AD 670, Escomb Saxon Church near Bishop Auckland is one of only four complete Anglo-Saxon churches still standing in England. Even more remarkably, it was built using stone from a nearby Roman fort.
SaveOurChurchesUK14,170 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

He was its last vicar. Regular worship faded during his ministry, and the church was later declared redundant. I find that heartbreaking. But its story did not end there. I was thrilled to learn that volunteers have reopened paths through the overgrown churchyard, while local musicians led a Leeds gospel choir inside. I love what that says about survival. Conservation protects the stone; people returning with care and Christian music give the church a living purpose again.
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