Related Churches
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St Lawrence's Church in Rosedale Abbey
The Parish Church of St Lawrence was built on the foundations of the priory chapel, and if you look carefully, you will see signs of the old building. Walk up to the altar rail, look on the floor on the left, and you will see a memorial tablet inscribed with a cross above which the name MARIA (one of the nuns) is just visible.
Our church is open every day and you are most welcome to visit. -
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St Chad's in Hutton le Hole
St Chad's is a small but welcome oasis in the otherwise busy village of Hutton le Hole. Rest a while here and take in the peaceful atmosphere of this lovely little church, perfect place for a moment of prayer.
All our churches welcome everyone to any of the services.
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St Mary’s Church in Lastingham
"The Benefice of Lastingham is a welcoming community. We have 5 church buildings within the Benefice of Lastingham. St Mary's in Lastingham, St Chad's at Hutton le Hole, St Gregory's at Cropton, St Lawrence at Rosedale Abbey and Christ Church Appleton le Moors. All our churches welcome everyone to any of the services.
St Mary's Church is open every day from 10am. It closes at 5pm in summer and 4pm when the clocks go back.
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Christ Church in Appleton le Moors
‘Our Little Gem of Moorland Churches.’ Thus was Christ Church described by Archbishop Thompson. The early French Gothic style built in local limestone with beautiful pink classical decorations round the walls and the pulpit. Its tall bell tower with a 90 foot high pyramid spire is a prominent feature in the landscape. Christ Church was built to the design of the celebrated architect J. L. Pearson between 1863-1866.
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