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Sites about Christianity, Christians, and Christian organisations which cover the whole of the South East region, have relevance to the region as a whole or cover *more* than one of its counties.

Subcategories

• Kent

Resources in This Category

• Catholic Diocese of Arundel & Brighton

  http://www.dabnet.org/
  Covers East and West Sussex and Surrey. Includes information about the pastoral team and each parish with maps and societies.

• Farnham and Alton Methodist Circuit

  http://www.faralt.org/
  Situated on the North-East Hampshire and West Surrey border and comprising four congregations. Churches, activities, preaching plan, calendar, photos and news.

• Kennet and Test Valley Circuit

  http://www.kennet-and-test-valleymethodist.org.uk/
  Covers Methodist churches in North Hampshire and West Berkshire. Offers overview, calendar, preachers, events, photos and churches.

• Pilgrims Live

  http://www.thepilgrims.org.uk/
  Describes ecumenical walking pilgrimages organised on behalf of the Diocese of Arundel and Brighton. Profile and information about current and past events.

• River Church

  http://www.riverchurch.org.uk/
  Has congregations in Maidenhead, Cox Green and Marlow. Profile and service times.

• South-East Methodist District

  http://www.methodistsoutheast.org.uk/
  Offers a map of the area covered, structure, chair's letter, mission, groups, events, news and calendar.

• Southampton Methodist District

  http://www.southamptonmethodistdistrict.org.uk/
  Presents the circuits and churches which make up this grouping. Also includes development, youth, ministry and photos.

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