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GAIN SPONSORSHIP Or SEND a DONATION To: FORM F AN FORM F AN INVITATION GAIN SPONSORSHIP To visit some of the county’s or SEND A DONATION to: wonderful churches and chapels, and Claire Sherlock to support the work of the The Old Farmhouse, Hele Farm, Devon Historic Churches Trust Hennock Rd, Bovey Tracey, dedicated to funding repairs to places TQ13 9PP Please state which church you wish to benefit. of worship, of all denominations, Cheques should be made payable to throughout the county. Devon Historic Churches Trust. Charity Registration Number 265594 www.devonhistoricchurches.co.uk INCORPORATING THE NATIONAL Incorporating the National Ride + Stride Event On this day we celebrate and support the work of our wonderful Devon churches and the communities they serve 5 Good Reasons to Help 1. The Devon Historic Churches Day & ‘Ride + Stride’ is a great way to raise money for your church. 2. 50% of the funds raised are returned immediately to your parish. 3. 50% goes to funding grants for the maintenance of our Devon churches. 4. An inclusive way to involve all age groups and all abilities. 5. A worthwhile way to actively promote your church 5 Good Reasons to Remember 1. You do not have to get on a bike. The important thing is to do something. 2. You can hold a church or community event that brings in funds from local people. 3. Visit your neighbouring church – and invite them back, it is good for everybody. 4. Positive leadership in your parish encourages others to help you save our churches. 5. Organise an event, create publicity, open your church, and welcome visitors – we do not have a ‘magic’ group to visit you! Everybody will be a winner! The Devon Historic Churches Trust is helping you to save your church Please support us on this very important day All forms and the Guide to Open Churches can be downloaded from our website, please visit it to learn much more about the Trust. Saving our glorious church buildings for future generations Devon Historic Churches Day. Saturday 12th September 2015 COUNTY ORGANISER: Judith Kauntze BEM Grove House, East Worlington, Devon EX17 4SY Tel: 01884 860 322. Email: [email protected] EVENT SECRETARY/TREASURER: Claire Sherlock The Old Farmhouse, Hele Farm, Hennock Rd, Bovey Tracey TQ13 9PP Tel: 01626 835 820. Email: [email protected] Deanery Representatives AYLESBEARE Rev. Dr. David Keep 01395 232318 BARNSTAPLE Mr Paul Cooper 01271 371248 CADBURY Dr Christopher Maycock 01363 772803 CULLOMPTON Mrs Lee Martin 01884 266382 EXETER Mrs Carol Plumstead 01395 442625 HARTLAND Mr Paul Dean 01237 470017 Mrs Di Hopkins 01237 476663 HOLSWORTHY Lt. Col. Duncan Michie 01837 851961 HONITON The Ven. John Rawlings 01404 43404 IVYBRIDGE Mrs Sue Mumford 01752 872448 KENN Mr David Garnsworthy 01392 832689 MORETON Mrs Victoria Shaw Curtis Email: [email protected] N. ABBOT/IPPLEPEN Mrs Liz Clyne 01803 812480 OKEHAMPTON Currently seeking a volunteer. Contact County Organiser OTTERY Mr Charles Hutchings 01404 822205 PLYMOUTH Currently seeking a volunteer. Contact County Organiser SHIRWELL Currently seeking a volunteer. Contact County Organiser SOUTH MOLTON Mr Paul Holmes 01769 580723 TAVISTOCK Mrs Annie Jefferies 01822 614178 TIVERTON Currently seeking a volunteer. Contact County Organiser TORBAY Mrs Jacqueline Jones 01803 323002 TORRINGTON Mrs Jane Gibson 01769 560734 Mrs Lornie Yewdall 01271 858206 TOTNES Currently seeking a volunteer. Contact County Organiser WOODLEIGH Mr David Scott 01548 830217 NON CONFORMIST CHURCHES The Rev Dr. David Keep 01395 232318 1 Devon Historic Churches Day. Saturday 12th September 2015 Sponsorship forms, remittance advice etc. are available from the Event Treasurer or can be downloaded from our website www.devonhistoricchurches.co.uk. Have a great day out visiting churches and chapels and send a donation to the Trust stating which church/chapel you would like to receive 50% of your donation. Gift aid envelopes available on request. In the following guide churches may be taking part that have not advised us. AYLESBEARE Visit churches along the River Exe, around The Rev. Dr David Keep Woodbury Common and the charming Deanery Representative villages and towns in the area Aylesbeare, St Mary EX5 2BU Open all day. Light refreshments. No toilet. Actively fundraising Broadclyst St John EX5 3EL Open 9am-4pm. No Toilet. Budleigh Salterton, St Peter EX9 6AN Budleigh Salterton, Temple Methodist Open all day. Light refreshments. Toilet EX9 6NG Actively fundraising Clyst St George, St George Open all day. Light refreshments. Toilet. EX3 0RE Clyst St Mary, St Mary EX5 1DY Open in the morning. Light refreshments. Toilet. Actively Fundraising. Exmouth, St John in the Wilderness Open all day. Light refreshments. Toilet EX8 5EG Actively fundraising. Cream teas. Exmouth, Tower St Methodist Open 9am-1pm. Soft drinks. Toilet. EX8 1NT Exmouth, Christ Church Open 9.30am-4.30pm. Light refreshments. Toilet. Exmouth, Holy Trinity Open 9am-4pm. Light refreshments. Toilet. Exmouth, Littlemead Methodist Open 9am – 2pm. Light refreshments. EX8 3BU Toilet Exmouth, (Withycombe) All Saints Open all day. Light refreshments. Toilet in EX8 1RZ adjacent hall. Exmouth, Glenorchy URC, Exeter Rd Open 9am-5pm. Light refreshments. Toilet. Actively fundraising. 2 Exmouth, Point in View Open all day. Light refreshments. Toilet. Actively fundraising Exmouth Ch. of the Holy Ghost (RC) Closed. Exmouth Chapel, EX8 1PN Open all day. Light refreshments. Toilet. Exton, St Andrews EX3 0PX Welcome Poster Farringdon, St Petrock and St Barnabas Open all day. Light refreshments. EX5 2HY Toilet in village hall. Littleham-cum-Exmouth, St Margaret Open 9am-5pm. Light refreshments. & St Andrew EX8 2RF Toilet. Little Knowle, Baptist Church, Lympstone, Nativity of the Blessed Open all day. Light refreshments. Toilet. Virgin Mary EX8 5JU Actively fundraising. Lympstone Methodist EX8 5ER Open. Welcome Poster. RALEIGH MISSION COMMUNITY: Budleigh Salterton, East Budleigh, Knowle & Otterton Rockbeare, St Mary with St Andrew Closed. Sowton, St Michael & All Angels Open all day. Soft drinks. EX5 2AF Toilet in village Hall opposite Church Topsham, St Margaret EX3 0HN Open all day. Soft drinks. Toilet. Actively fundraising. Topsham Methodist Ch (St Nicholas) Open 9.30am – 12.00 noon. Light EX3 0HQ refreshments. Toilet. Actively fundraising. Withycombe Methodist Church Open. Light refreshments. Toilet. EX8 3AG Actively fundraising. Withycombe Raleigh, St John the Open all day. Soft Drinks. Toilet in adjacent Evangelist EX8 3AD hall. Actively fundraising. Woodbury, St Swithin EX5 1HW Open morning only. Light refreshments. Toilet. Woodbury Salterton, Holy Trinity Open 9.30am – 4.30pm. Light refreshments. EX5 1PG Toilet. Coffee morning 9.30am – 10.30am. BARNSTAPLE North Devon coastal communities with Mr Paul Cooper fine ancient churches on the edge of Deanery Representative Exmoor. Ashford, St Peter EX31 4BZ Open. Welcome Poster displayed. Barnstaple, Newport. St John the Closed Baptist. EX32 9LJ Ilfracombe, Holy Trinity EX34 8PA Open all day. Toilet. Actively fundraising – car treasure hunt Ilfracombe, St Peter EX34 9JU Open Actively fundraising – car treasure hunt 3 Instow, St John Open all day. Soft drinks. Toilet. Actively fundraising. Taw and Torridge Wind Ensemble concert at 6.30 pm £5.00 entrance . Guided tours of the church at 11.00am and 3.00pm. Instow, All Saints Chapel, Anstey Way Open all day. Soft drinks. EX39 4JN Pilton, St Mary EX31 1QT Open all day. Light refreshments between 10am-1pm. Toilet between 10am-1pm Sticklepath with Roundswell, St Paul, Open 10am-4pm. Light refreshments. EX31 2DW Toilet. West Down, St Calixtus EX34 8NQ Open all day. No toilet. Westleigh, St Peter (prev. Hartland Open 9.30am-5pm. Soft drinks. Toilet deanery) EX39 4NN CADBURY A wonderful opportunity to visit our Mid- Dr Christopher Maycock Devon countryside and see the churches – Deanery Representative. make a day of it and take a picnic. Bow, (Nymet Tracey) St Bartholomew Open. Toilet beside church EX17 6DB Brampford Speke, St Peter EX5 5DR Open all day. No toilet. Cadbury, St Michael Open all day. Light refreshments. No toilet. EX5 5JZ Cheriton Fitzpaine, St Matthew Open 10am-4pm. Refreshments coffee & EX17 4JE tea. Also light lunches available. Actively fundraising Clannaborough, St Petrock EX17 6DA Open. Soft drinks. Sending donation Coldridge, St Matthew EX17 6AX Open. No toilet. Colebrooke, St Andrew EX17 5JR Open. Soft drinks. No toilet. Actively fundraising. Crediton, Chapel of St Lawrence Open all day. Light refreshments. No toilet. (13C chapel) Name of road for location: Threshers”, 75 yds on the right. EX17 3LP Crediton, Holy Cross Open all day. Soft drinks 10am-1pm. EX17 2AQ Toilet. Actively fundraising – sponsored walk on Saturday 29 August. Down St Mary, St Mary EX17 6DX Open all day. Light refreshments. No toilet. Actively fundraising Huxham, St Mary EX5 4EN Open, Squash. No toilet and may fundraise 4 Kennerleigh, St John Open. Light refreshments. EX17 4RS Actively fundraising. Knowle, St Boniface EX17 5BX Open. Light refreshments. Possibly fundraising. Lapford, St Thomas EX17 6PZ Open all day. Light refreshments. Toilet by key access in adjacent Village Hall. Actively fundraising Morchard Bishop, St Mary’s Open all day. Soft drinks. No toilet. EX17 6PJ Actively fundraising Netherexe, St John EX5 4DZ Closed as Wedding taking place. Newton St Cyres EX5 5BN Open. Soft drinks. Actively fundraising Nymet Rowland, St Bartholomew Open. Soft drinks. No toilet. EX17 6AP Poltimore, St Mary EX5 4EN Open. Soft drinks. Actively fundraising Posbury, St Luke’s Chapel Open all day. Light refreshments. No toilet Poughill, St Michael EX17 4LA Open. Soft drinks. Possibly fundraising Puddington, St Thomas EX16 8PJ Open. Soft drinks. Hoping to fundraise in February 2016 Rewe, St Mary EX5 4EH Open. Soft drinks. Possibly fundraising Sandford, St Swithun’s EX17 4NF Open 8.30am-5.30pm. Light refreshments. Toilet. Actively fundraising Sandford Beacon Church Closed New buildings, near Sandford Upton Hellions, St Mary EX17 4DP Open all day. Shobrooke, St Swithin Open 9am-4pm. Light refreshments, Toilet. EX17 1AP Stockleigh English , St Mary Open all day.
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