Heapham • All Saints

Richard Croft, All Saints' church, CC BY-SA 2.0

On entry to the church path, very visible on the tower is a keyhole window. Set in a picturesque setting, this delightful church has the remains of a Saxon cross very close to the south facing door as well as having features of Norman arches. 

A very interesting feature are the two upside faces carved out on one of the pillars.

There is graffiti dating between 11th and 13th century. Also, a Norman tub font.

Postcode: DN21 5PT

Open: 16-17th May, Saturday 10am - 3pm • Sunday 1pm - 3pm

Photo: Richard Croft, All Saints' church, CC BY-SA 2.0

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Grayingham • St Radegund

Grayingham • St Radegund - Photo by Ashley Taylor

Our new extension on the south side of the church is now finished – disabled toilet, servery and meeting room. Also a disabled entrance through the new extension. Food all day using local produce.

One of only five churches in the country dedicated to St Radegund. It originated from the 13th & 14th centuries but archaeologists found evidence of an Anglo Saxon Church. Parts were rebuilt in 1797 and at the beginning of the 20th century. 

Display of ‘Weddings at Grayingham’ - dresses & photographs. Records from the Archives. Archaeological findings & photographs of our new build. 

Play our Benjamin Flight organ. 

Postcode: DN21 4ET

Open: 16-17h May, Saturday 9.30am - 4.30pm • Sunday 10am - 4pm

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Gainsborough • All Saints

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A very different Georgian-style church with mediaeval tower and magnificent interior, with a fine copy of Da Vinci’s The Last Supper behind the altar. The organ is a three-manual Walker (1906). Beautiful stained-glass windows, 17th century marble font and memorial headstone of Richard Rollett, master sailmaker to Captain James Cook on HMS The Resolution. Guided visits to the mediaeval Bell Tower. 

Postcode: DN21 2JR

Open: 16-17th May, Saturday 10am - 4pm • Sunday 12noon - 4pm

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Fillingham • St Andrew

Dave Hitchborne / St Andrew, Fillingham / CC BY-SA 2.0

PLEASE NOTE THE DETAILS FOR FILLINGHAM ARE DIFFERENT TO THE PRINTED BROCHURE - THIS IS THE LATEST INFORMATION 

St Andrew’s Church Fillingham is a grade II listed Anglican church. 

The church is first mentioned in the Doomsday book in 1086 but the current church dates back to around the 13th century. 

This year's theme is ‘Through the seasons’ with displays celebrating Easter, Harvest and Christmas with the popular plant sale also returning, with a variety of seasonal flowers, plants and vegetables, all grown by the team.

Tea, coffee and cake available to eat in or take away. 

Postcode: DN21 5BS

Open: 16-17th May, Saturday CLOSED, Sunday 10am-4pm

Photo: Dave Hitchborne / St Andrew, Fillingham / CC BY-SA 2.0

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East Stockwith • St Peter

East Stockwith - St Peter (image supplied by church)

St Peter’s, East Stockwith is a Victorian Mission church built in 1846 with the vestry added in 1895. It was badly damaged by an earthquake in 2008. The story of the rebuild is told in photographs in the church. A warm welcome awaits all.

Postcode: DN21 3DH, click here to find on Google Maps

Open: 16th-17th May, Saturday 10am - 3.30pm • Sunday 10am - 3.30pm

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Corringham • St Laurence

Corringham • St Laurence (photo Ashley Taylor)

A church has stood on this site for over 1,000 years. 

In the late 19th century under the influence of the Oxford Movement two sisters; Mary Beckett and Elizabeth, Lady Bacon engaged G F Bodley and Thomas Garner to both restore and recapture the ‘beauty of holiness’, a glimpse of heaven! These two architects scattered gold dust and raised this church to great heights. 

The church contains stained glass by Wailes Kempe and Christopher Whall. 

The Lady Chapel has been given over to Community Outreach, increasing footfall and funds to upkeep this Grade I listed church. 

With a reputation for serving high quality light refreshments and lunches a warm welcome awaits you.

Postcode: DN21 5QY

Open: 16-17th May, Saturday 10.30am - 4pm • Sunday 10.30am - 4pm

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The Bodley Ceiling. Copyright Ashley Taylor, Push Creativity

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Blyton • St Martin

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Offering quiet space for contemplation, prayer and stillness. Flags of WW1 Allies visible and notes available. Notes describing the building and bells available. Excellent cafes within easy reach and open for lunch and afternoon teas.

Postcode: DN21 3JZ

Open: 16-17th May, Saturday 6am - 6pm • Sunday 6am - 6pm

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