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St Martin's Chipping Ongar
We should like to extend a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at St Martin's.
We hope you will find all the information you need about us on these pages, whether you are thinking of visiting us, or are already a member of our church community.We are pleased to say that at long last all the repairs needed to make safe the Chancel ceiling (following significant storm damage) have now been completed and in the near future we will be able to open the church in daylight hours on most days of the week to visitors, pilgrims, and those who just want some peace and quiet. Meanwhile If you are travelling from a long distance please check with us (see our Get in Touch page) first'
Services are held on every Sunday and Wednesday. Children are very welcome and especially to our Family orientated services on the first and third Sundays at 10.30am.
1st December 2024
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St Peter's Shelley
St Peter's church is normally open daily during daylight hours to visitors, tourists and pilgrims and as a quiet space for private prayer and reflection. St Peter's is at present operating as a Chapel of Ease with the Bishop's permission although we do hold occasional services there. Unfortunately, the church is located away from the centre of Shelley and with a worshipping congregation of less than five, the PCC feel it is becoming unsustainable and it is actively exploring the possibility of closing the building. However, we still have a very strong commitment in serving this part of the Parish and in the event of closure the PCC would remain responsible for the maintenance of the churchyard and this would also still be open for access and for burials.
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Greensted Church
Welcome to Greensted Church - the oldest wooden stave church in the world.
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