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A warm welcome awaits you at St Andrew’s, which looks like an ordinary little church on the outside, but this quaint well kept little gem is a must see.

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Flower arrangements throughout the weekend.

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Come along and visit our church. It will not only take you back in time nearly 600 years, but one where the interior is enhanced by sympathetic 21st century lighting, which enables the visitor to explore and enjoy the wall paintings and stained glass windows, especially those in the chancel and around the altar. Refreshments Saturday only.

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The church is one of the few remaining buildings on a deserted mediaeval village site and, apart from the tower, was rebuilt in 1835 in brick. Unassuming outside it hides treasures within: two 14th century monuments to the de Buslingthorpe family, one an effigy of a knight in armour on a tomb chest showing clearly the clothes worn in battle at that time. The church is cared for by the Churches Conservation Trust.

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A quiet, beautiful and tranquil church. 12th century grave markers, Norman font, village census, church records and churchyard records and photographs. The base of the tower is Anglo Saxon. Diary of a Cabourne curate, Reverend Frederick Giffard,1839 onwards.

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Our church is a large Victorian grade 2 listed building built in 1842, the listing includes the pews, decorative ceiling rose and organ with pump handle. Recent interior alterations have been sympathetic to the character of the building. Coffee, tea and biscuits from 10am to 11.30am, Christian Aid lunch available 11.30am to 1pm.

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There has been a church here since Saxon times, parts are Saxon, Norman, early English and Perpendicular. All the windows, whilst Victorian or later, are good examples of stained glass. A leaflet giving full details of things to see is available for visitors.

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Guided tours up the church tower (Sunday only).

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St Peter and St Paul is a wonderful example of Georgian architecture with a beautiful reredos behind the altar. The modern octagonal lantern was designed by Louis Osman who also designed the coronet for The Prince of Wales.

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Our exhibition this year will depict “Celebrations of Life” (eg. births, marriage). A history leaflet is available.

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Peacefully situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The chancel has two 13th century corbel heads and an astonishingly elaborate 16th century monument. Victorian additions include brasses, stained glass and an unusual small organ, fully restored.

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Adult and children’s quiz trail in church and churchyard.

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The chancel of this early 13th century church was ruinous until 1889 when it was gently restored and a West porch added. It now seems like a roadside shrine. In the floor is a 14th century slab with an incised cross and chalice and the remains of a Lombardic inscription to a priest. Latin inscriptions in praise of the Virgin adorn the wooden ceiling. A fine font and pews have been rescued from other redundant churches. The church is cared for by the Churches Conservation Trust.

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Cuxwold is a picturesque village in the heart of the Wolds with a small but lovely church. It will be decorated with a farming theme and some memorabilia and artefacts will be on display. Home cooked food in the comfort of a family home will be available all day. Reductions for pre-booked brunch/breakfast. Tel: 01472 371080 or 07879 400859.

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Farming in the Lincolnshire Wolds theme.

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St Mary's is a medieval church set amongst trees. Previous visitors have commented on the quiet serenity of the church and the de-stressing effect of the birdsong and stillness of the churchyard.

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Re-built 1890 using some original stone. Tower:- base 13th century, middle 16th century, overlap wooden spire 1890. Stained glass includes a splendid Victorian window. Four bells, one pre- reformation. Hand forged outer porch gates, stained glass window, plaque, photographs etc. commemorate the Polish Airforce who were at RAF/PAF Faldingworth.

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World-wide connections.

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Small chapel built in 1897 on site of previous building as part of a area rebuilding project.. Good organ added in 1920s. Display of Methodist history material. Coffee morning 10am -11.30am on saturday.

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The north door is Norman, as are all the arches between the nave and chancel and the North aisle. Beautiful stained glass in the East and Skepper windows. Remembrance book and links with the RAF squadrons are in the Lady Chapel.

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Display of farm implements and agricultural artefacts. Cake and plants stalls. Guides available.

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This little brick church stands alone in its clump of trees, approached across a field which covers the site of an ancient village and where the great house of the Granthams stands. The contemporary furnishings include a splendid pedimented reredos, a two decker pulpit, handsome altar rails, box pews and some early bench ends. The church is cared for by the Churches Conservation Trust.

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All Saints church, high in the Wolds, has wonderful views towards Lincoln Cathedral. There is a peal of six bells, stained glass by Clayton & Bell and a pipe organ by Binnington & Son.

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"The Seasons" village art and craft. Please visit our lovely church for exhibitions of flowers, art and craft, stalls and refreshments.

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The church of St Peter at Great Limber was "much restored" by Butterfield. It contains a monument of 1850 to William Richardson. In the north aisle is a window by Charles Eamer Kempe 1890. The East window is by Wailes to a design by Butterfield and two chancel windows probably the same.

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A themed exhibition “Farming in Limber” will take place over the weekend. We will also be serving breakfasts, lunches and afternoon teas within the church.

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This is a truly hidden gem. A Saxon church surrounded by green pastures overlooking the River Witham. Greetwell church and a priest were recorded in the Doomsday Survey of 1085. The tranquil house of prayer now has no village but a lively and friendly congregation. Follow road from Wickes roundabout to Cherry Willingham, cross over railway bridge and then turn right over cattle grid, 200 yards down lane. (LN3 4NQ).

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Our theme this year “All Saints in Flowers and Craft”. A friendly welcome and home-made food will make your visit memorable.

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This beautiful church dates back to the 12th century. It contains marvellous stained glass in which the whole of the Christian story is beautifully depicted. There is also a magnificent mosaic and marble reredos.

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There will be a craft display and refreshments.

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Holton church, on the Gatehouse Road, is set in a peaceful location. After your visit, a short walk will take you past the former school (now the HQ of Lincs North Girl Guides) to the Moot Hall with its interesting exterior pargeting.

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A children's observation prize competition.

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St Peter’s stands in a remote, leafy hamlet opposite the site of a moat. There is 14th century stained glass in the South aisle, a time when St Peter’s supported the convent at Elsham. The church is cared for the by The Churches Conservation Trust.

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St Andrew's is a grade 2 listed building with many interesting features including a chancel which is at a slight angle to the rest of the church, asymmetrical East window and three ancient bells dating from the 16th century.

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Nestled in a stunning setting on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds, visit our beautiful small Victorian church. Kneelers worked by the local community, exquisite altar cloths on display and a delightfully warm welcome and home-made food to nourish you

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The church dates back to at least 12th century. It is the birthplace of Stephen Langton who became Cardinal & Archbishop of Canterbury. He was prime-mover behind the formulation of the Magna Carta. Displays in church about Stephen Langton and the Magna Carta.

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Our church is a large impressive building opened in 1863.

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The Churches Festival coincides with our Spring Fayre on the Saturday from 10am-1pm. A rota of organists will be playing throughout the day, including Market Rasen Primary School from 10.15am-11am.

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This Grade II listed, 12th century town church has a fine tower, stained glass windows, restored organ and bells. There is easy parking in the Market Square. Most importantly a strong worshipping congregation. Main Sunday service 10am Parish Communion. Tower restoration nearing completion.

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St Peter & St Paul's is a very well kept village church with an impressive Norman arch. We welcome visitors and hope that they find the building a place for quiet prayer and reflection as well as observing the interesting architecture.

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50s & 60s’ themed weekend. Concert Saturday 7pm, given by church members and friends.

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Wide & spacious, the windows are clear glass & windowsills are large, covered with flowers & candles. Fragments of an earlier church are incorporated into our lovely spirit filled building. You will find a warm welcome & the spirit of God here!

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Local crafts.

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Situated in an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' alongside the Viking Way, our church, with Saxon foundations and tower arch, good Victorian stained glass and painted roof offers a warm welcome to all.

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Exhibition 'celebrating 100 years of worship', photos, wedding and christening gowns, etc. Book and plant stalls.

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We offer a warm and friendly welcome. Our home-made catering is renowned.

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Our “Hats & Flowers” display will enhance our worship area and surrounds.

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St Oswald's is surrounded by a deserted medieval village site. Inside is a surprising number of notable monuments, both in brass and stone, dating from the 14th -16th century. Outstanding is a rare coped stone coffin lid, believed to date from between the 10th and 12th centuries.

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Information on church history, brass rubbing. Cake stall.

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Our themed exhibition celebrates the 150th anniversary of the opening of the village primary school.

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There will be a lot of memorabilia on display including old photographs, registers, reports and the cane! As usual there will be stalls selling cakes, preserves and interesting plants. Also children’s activities.

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Come and join us for breakfast served in our beautiful cruciform church. A blocked up Norman doorway, 14th century perpendicular tower, fine stained glass windows and choir stalls with traceried front and back panels by Ferrey.

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“A Big Breakfast” - Enjoy your breakfast - bacon, sausage, egg, tomato, mushrooms, rolls on Sunday 8.30am – 11.30am

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In a quiet rural location, St Nicholas is brick built, light & peaceful, with stained glass windows oak pews and a screen beautifully hand-carved in late 1800s’. The five bells are static and rung by one person, the bell ropes clustered in a bell frame.

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Flower displays. Visit to the belfry and clock when escort available. Ring the static bells.

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Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds, this beautiful Victorian church still retains many of its original arches. It is set on the top of a hill and commands wonderful views of the countryside. A lovely haven of tranquillity. Cake stall and refreshments.

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The unremarkable exterior of this small medieval church does not prepare visitors for the breathtaking surprise within. Behind the altar, occupying the chancel and an adjacent chapel, are three wonderful late 16th and early 17th century monuments to the St Paul family, fascinating for their sheer opulence and completely different styles. The most imposing tomb, to Sir Thomas St Paul who died in 1582, is lavish and highly coloured. The church is cared for by the Churches Conservation Trust.

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This beautiful, atmospheric church dates back to the 12th century. It contains beautiful carved stone medieval faces and a rare “leper's window” that enabled succour to be passed to those with leprosy kept outside. Ancient sundial high on south elevation. Thomas Retford, vicar, courageously gave his life in the Lincolnshire Rising.

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St John's is unique, it was built by the local joiner and meant only to be a temporary building. In 1998, we celebrated our centenary. A House of Prayer, open, peaceful and nurtured by love throughout the years. First time visitors marvel at such a treasure.

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Visit this delightful Queen Anne church set in tranquil parkland, which contains the site of a 12th century Benedictine nunnery and medieval village. See the Tyrwhitt tapestries, walk the nunnery and village site, read the legend of the Wild Man, sit quietly in this peaceful setting and finally take away a guidebook.

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Early music concert in church on Saturday evening.

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A mainly Victorian church with a Saxon tower, Holy Trinity remains at the heart of the Swallow community as it has been since before the Norman Conquest and shows clearly the stages of its development and the love with which it has been maintained and restored through the centuries

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Photographs and archives on display. The village fete will take place on Saturday with stalls, games and lots of food.

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Tealby Church has wonderful views of the surrounding area as far as Lincoln Cathedral. It is very near the Viking Way and attracts many visitors. The church contains lots of items associated with the Tennyson family, relations of the Poet Laureate.

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Local Artists theme.

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Delightful church, situated in a picturesque rural setting, with two working farms, Old Mill Wheel Building and village green in a Lincolnshire lambing village. Attractive woodland and chalk stream. A beautiful peaceful setting.

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This small church has been a place of prayer since Saxon times, of which some vestiges remain. It has a good late Norman doorway and several interesting corbel heads in the nave which contains 13th century arches and clerestory. There is good 19th century stone carving and stained glass in the chancel.

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Visit St Mary’s church at Walesby, a pretty village on the Wolds. Walk through the church and well kept churchyard guided by our history leaflet. Enjoy a drink and cakes and see our display of work by local artists. Then take a short country walk to the Ramblers' Church.

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Route map available for our church trail linking Walesby St Mary to All Saints Tealby.

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This church contains wonderful artefacts that date back to the medieval period. There is very rare 14th century stained glass, a scratch sundial, an imposing church door with ancient ironwork and a font with unusual early fittings.

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This fine Victorian building includes a gallery, a rare early organ and a fascinating bell tower. Stained glass windows represent the three Christian virtues of I Corinthians Chapter 13. A warm welcome extended to all.

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Marking the church's 170th Anniversary there will be an exhibition of historic photographs and memorabilia.