REMBEMBRANCE SERVICE - SUNDAY NOVEMBER 10TH

for 1 hour
St Andrews, Aller
St Andrews Church Church Path Aller, TA10 0QP, United Kingdom
This is a Service of Rememberance to honour our veterans. It will begin in the church at 4:00 p.m.where a short service of 30 mins is followed by the congregation walking down the lane to the recreation area where a poignant setting of crosses are displayed against a lighted background and the service is continued with prayer, singinging and the "Last Post" played by Patrick Richardson, a naval officer who grew up in Aller.

St Andrews, Aller

The Church of St Adrews stands on a low hill, which was once a small island in the wet-lands and the location of the original settlement of Aller. After the moors were drained by the monks of Glastonbury in the 14th entry Aller was no longer an island and the village moved first to the lower slopes of Aller hill and then back towards the church.

It is probable that the first church was established on this site in 878 to mark the place where King Alfred the Great stood sponsor for the baptism of his former enemy, Guthrum, who's leader of the Danes in Wessex, together with twenty-nine of his senior officers.   People have worshiped here since that time.

There is currently one service a month on the first Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Everyone is Welcome.

St. Andrews is a Historic England Grade 2 Listed Building

Source ID: 1227327

English Heritage Legacy ID: 263068"


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Mary Bromby

St. Andrews PCC treasurer
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REMBEMBRANCE SERVICE - SUNDAY NOVEMBER 10TH

for 1 hour
St Andrews, Aller
St Andrews Church Church Path Aller, TA10 0QP, United Kingdom

This is a Service of Rememberance to honour our veterans. It will begin in the church at 4:00 p.m.where a short service of 30 mins is followed by the congregation walking down the lane to the recreation area where a poignant setting of crosses are displayed against a lighted background and the service is continued with prayer, singinging and the "Last Post" played by Patrick Richardson, a naval officer who grew up in Aller.