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Our next service -
Sunday 24th March at 11.15am - Holy Communion
modern language
Everybody very welcome

Don't
often see them - yes the bats
This simple Norman church was built about 1130, consisting of an aisle-less
nave and a chancel possibly with a
semi-circular apse. The chancel arch and south doorway are outstanding specimens
of the famous Kilpeck school of decorative sculpture.
Here you will find information
about St. Peter's and the renovation works and also
news and history around Rowlstone including the
GUILD
First Aid for Children

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Easter 2012 - Queen
Elizabeth II 60 years
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The Church looked fantastic on Easter
Sunday 2012
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Easter
2000 |

Easter
2011 |
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Good Friday Service 2011 was attended by
15 people and our new wooden cross was, as it should be, centre
stage as a focal point for this important time in the Christian
calendar, with readings from St. Mark's Gospel and
interspersed with three hymns.
Wild orchid in the church
yard (April 2011) |
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