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List of Churches Open Open Church Sunday - 26 June 2016 - List of churches open Page 1 HP1 BOURNE END St John MK45 AMPTHILL St Andrew SG11 BRAUGHING St Mary the Virgin HEMEL HEMPSTEAD St Alban CLOPHILL St Mary LITTLE HADHAM St Cecilia Churches arranged locally HEMEL HEMPSTEAD St Mary FLITWICK St Peter & St Paul STANDON St Mary by postcode HP3 BOVINGDON St Lawrence MAULDEN St Mary the Virgin SG12 LITTLE MUNDEN All Saints HP4 GREAT BERKHAMSTED St Peter SILSOE St James THUNDRIDGE St Mary LITTLE GADDESDEN St Peter & Paul STEPPINGLEY St LawrenCe WARE St Mary the Virgin Page 2 onwards NORTHCHURCH ST Mary WESTONING St Mary Magdalene WIDFORD St John the Baptist Details for each church POTTEN END Holy Trinity NN10 WYMINGTON St LawrenCe SG13 BRICKENDON Holy Cross & St Alban HP23 WILSTONE St Cross NN29 PODINGTON St Mary the Virgin LITTLE AMWELL Holy Trinity arranged alphabetically LU2 LILLEY St Peter PE19 EATON SOCON St Mary SG14 BRAMFIELD St Andrew LU3 BISCOT Holy Trinity PE28 DEAN All Hallows HERTFORD St Andrew This information is also available LU5 HARLINGTON St Mary the Virgin SG1 STEVENAGE Holy Trinity HERTINGFORDBURY St Mary on the interactive map at LU6 EATON BRAY St Mary the Virgin STEVENAGE St NiCholas WATERFORD St MiChael & All Angels SG15 ARLESEY St Peter www.openchurchsunday.org.uk EDLESBOROUGH St Mary SG2 BENINGTON St Peter STUDHAM St Mary the Virgin WALKERN St Mary the Virgin SG17 CAMPTON All Saints TOTTERNHOE St Giles SG3 DATCHWORTH All Saints CLIFTON All Saints AL1 ST ALBANS Cathedral WHIPSNADE St Mary Magdalene KNEBWORTH St Mary and St Thomas SG18 BIGGLESWADE St Andrew ST ALBANS St Stephen LU7 HEATH AND REACH St Leonard SG4 CODICOTE St Giles LANGFORD St Andrew ST ALBANS St Peter HOCKLIFFE St NiCholas KIMPTON St Peter & St Paul OLD WARDEN St Leonard AL2 BRICKETWOOD St Luke STANBRIDGE St John the Baptist ST IPPOLYTS St Ippolyts SOUTHILL All Saints FROGMORE Holy Trinity MK17 WOBURN SANDS St MiChael WESTON Holy Trinity UPPER CALDECOTE All Saints AL3 ST ALBANS St MiChael MILTON BRYAN St Peter SG5 ASTWICK St GuthlaC SG19 SANDY St Swithun REDBOURN St Mary MK40 BEDFORD St Paul HEXTON St Faith SUTTON All Saints AL4 ST ALBANS St Mary MarshalswiCk BIDDENHAM ST James HITCHIN St Mary WRESTLINGWORTH St Peter SANDRIDGE St Leonard MK41 BEDFORD St Mark HOLWELL St Peter WD3 CROXLEY GREEN St Oswald WHEATHAMPSTEAD St Helen BEDFORD St Martin ICKLEFORD St Katharine RICKMANSWORTH St Mary AL6 AYOT ST LAWRENCE St Lawrence GOLDINGTON St Mary the Virgin PIRTON St Mary SARRATT Holy Cross TEWIN St Peter MK42 ELSTOW Abbey ChurCh SHILLINGTON All Saints WD5 ABBOT’S LANGLEY St LawrenCe WELWYN St Mary the Virgin MK43 CARLTON St Mary SG6 LETCHWORTH St Mary WD6 BOREHAMWOOD Holy Cross AL9 ESSENDON St Mary the Virgin FELMERSHAM St Mary LETCHWORTH St Michael Archangel BOREHAMWOOD St MiChael CM21 HIGH WYCH St James the Great MARSTON MORETEYNE St Mary SG7 BYGRAVE St Margaret of Antioch WD7 SHENLEY St Martin CM23 BISHOP’S STORTFORD Holy Trinity OAKLEY St Mary RADWELL All Saints WD17 WATFORD St Andrew BISHOP’S STORTFORD St MiChael ODELL All Saints SG8 BARKWAY St Mary Magdalene WD18 WATFORD St Mary HOCKERILL All Saints MK44 BLETSOE St Mary REED St Mary WD23 BUSHEY HEATH St Peter THORLEY St James the Great BLUNHAM St Edmund (or James) ROYSTON St John the Baptist WD25 LEAVESDEN All Saints EN6 CUFFLEY St Andrew BOLNHURST St Dunstan SG9 ANSTEY St George NORTHAW St Thomas a BeCket BRENT PELHAM St Mary the Virgin COLMWORTH St Denys RIDGE St Margaret GREAT BARFORD All Saints BUCKLAND St Andrew SOUTH MYMMS St Margaret RAVENSDEN All Saints FURNEAUX PELHAM St Mary EN7 GOFF’S OAK St James SHARNBROOK St Peter HORMEAD St NiCholas EN8 CHESHUNT St Mary the Virgin SWINESHEAD St NiCholas MEESDEN St Mary EN10 BROXBOURNE St Augustine THURLEIGH St Peter SANDON All Saints WORMLEY St LaurenCe WILLINGTON St LawrenCe WYDDIAL St Giles EN11 HODDESDON St Catherine & St Paul YELDEN St Mary SG10 MUCH HADHAM St Andrew ABBOT’S LANGLEY St LawrenCe, High Street WD5 0AS BIGGLESWADE St Andrew's, Shortmead Street SG18 0AT 10.45am to 6.30pm 10.00am to 6.00pm Come and enjoy this sacred space Come and enjoy this sacred space AMPTHILL St Andrew the Apostle, ChurCh Street MK45 2EW BISCOT Holy Trinity, Trinity Road LU3 1TR 9.00am to 4.30pm 12 noon to 5.00pm Garden and plant displays, refreshments and church bookstall as part of Guided tours and refreshments Ampthill Open Gardens. Songs of Praise at 4.30pm BISHOP'S STORTFORD Holy Trinity, South Street CM23 3BQ ANSTEY St George, St Georges End SG9 0BY 11.00am to 2.00pm Open all day Stalls and refreshments in the Hall. (No parking for church) Welcomers available between 10.00am and 6.00pm to provide light BISHOP'S STORTFORD St MiChael, Windhill CM23 2LX refreshments 8.30am to dusk Church trail and information booklet ARLESEY St Peter, ChurCh Lane SG15 6UY Open all day from 11.00am BLETSOE St Mary, The Avenue MK44 1QD Welcomers available to talk about the church and provide refreshments 2.00pm to 5.00pm ASTWICK St Guthlac, AstwiCk Road SG5 4BH Live organ music. Bell ringing demonstration via video link to the bell Open all day chamber. Have a go at handbell ringing. Visit the old Chancel and view plans for its restoration. Cream teas. Come and enjoy this sacred space AYOT ST LAWRENCE St LawrenCe, ChurCh Lane AL6 9BZ BLUNHAM St Edmund (or St James), Park Lane MK44 3NQ 9.00am to 9.30pm 12.30pm to 4.00pm Wedding dress eXhibition and Fair wiith refreshments all weekend. Tea and cakes in the afternoon."Pygmalion" at Shaw's Corner (NT) at 6.30pm BOLNHURST St Dunstan, Thurleigh Road MK44 2HB 12 noon to 6.00pm BARKWAY St Mary Magdalene, ChurCh Lane SG8 8EJ Open all day Tea, coffee, soft drinks, biscuits and cake. (No toilet facilities as the church Come and enjoy this sacred space does not have mains water!) Much to enjoy including a medieval wall painting of St Christopher and an opportunity to play our historic Organ. BEDFORD St Mark, Calder Rise MK41 7UY Churchyard Survey available to any family-history researchers. A lovely rural 9.00am to 5.00pm location Come and enjoy this sacred space BOREHAMWOOD Holy Cross, Balmoral Drive WD6 2QU BEDFORD St Martin, Clapham Road MK41 7PW Open all day 8.30am to 6.30pm Come and enjoy this sacred space Church Quiz BEDFORD St Paul, St Paul's Square MK40 1SQ BOREHAMWOOD St MiChael & All Angels, JunCtion of Brook Road/Gateshead Road WD6 5EQ 2.00pm to 5.30pm 1.00pm to 4.00pm Refreshments and a range of activities - lace making, open bell tower, open choir rehearsal for Sung Evensong A significant and striking East window depicts 63 angels - a must for all photographers. Soft drinks and cake; enjoy a chat. Prayer corner. BENINGTON St Peter, ChurCh Green SG2 7LH 12 noon to 6.00pm BOURNE END St John the Evangelist, London Road HP1 2RU Flower Festival. Village Gardens Open. Refreshments in Village Hall. Stalls 12.30pm to 5.00pm Coffee, tea and biscuits available selling local produce around the village and cards and pencils, etc. at church BIDDENHAM St James, ChurCh End MK40 4AS BOVINGDON St LawrenCe, ChurCh Street HP3 0LU Open all day Open all day Come and enjoy this sacred space Come and enjoy this sacred space BRAMFIELD St Andrew, Main Road SG14 2QT CLOPHILL St Mary the Virgin, High Street MK45 4BJ 12 noon to 5.00pm 12 noon to 6.00pm Come and enjoy this sacred space Open Gardens Weekend in aid of St Mary's Church. Programmes BRAUGHING St Mary the Virgin, ChurCh End SG11 2QH available from the church on Saturday and Sunday. Lunches and Teas Open all day served in church and Plant Stall in the churchyard "Sunday Teas" from 2.45pm to 5.00pm CODICOTE St Giles, Bury Lane SG4 8XX BRENT PELHAM St Mary the Virgin, Brent Pelham SG9 0HE 12 noon to 5.00pm Open all day Cream teas from 3.00pm to 5.00pm Come and enjoy this sacred space COLMWORTH St Denys, ChurCh Lane MK44 2JU BRICKENDON Holy Cross & St Alban, BriCkendon Lane SG13 8NZ 10.00am to 5.00pm Open all day Flower displays and eXhibitions in church. Teas, games and stalls at Manor Come and enjoy this sacred space Farm. Hedgehog hunt around the country park BRICKET WOOD St Luke, The CresCent AL2 3NF CROXLEY GREEN St Oswald, Malvern Way, RiCkmansworth WD3 3QL 10.00am to 4.00pm 11.30am to 8.00pm Refreshments 6.30pm Service with The Chanticleers Singers (light music singing group). All welcome BROXBOURNE St Augustine, ChurChfields EN10 7AU Open until 4.00pm CUFFLEY St Andrew, Plough Hill EN6 4DR Tea, coffee, squash and cake. Children's activities including collage, a Tree 8.00am to sunset and Seat trail and making streamers for Traidcraft 'A smile is the same the Come and enjoy this sacred space world over' DATCHWORTH All Saints, Bury Lane SG3 6ST BUCKLAND St Andrew, ReCtory Close, Buckland SG9 0PT 8.30 to 5.00pm 10.00am to 6.00pm Come and enjoy this sacred space Come and enjoy this sacred space DEAN All Hallows, High Street PE28 0ND BUSHEY HEATH St Peter, High Road WD23 1EA Open all day 1.00pm to 5.00pm Come and enjoy this sacred space Refreshments available EATON BRAY St Mary the Virgin, High Street LU6 2DP BYGRAVE St Margaret of AntioCh, ChurCh Lane SG7 5EF 7.30am to 5.00pm 10.00am to 4.00pm Free walk around guide. History and guide books £2.00.
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