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A Church of England church normally consists of one or more congregations, their associated geographical parish and buildings and their corporate life and witness.

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• Christ Church, Portsdown

  http://www.christchurchportsdown.org/
  Details of service times, home groups, rotas, church history and stewardship, plus online magazine and information about an ambitious project to create facilities to cater for a diversity of community needs. Further pages describe the church's D-Day connections and related Reginald Bell designed windows.

• Church of The Good Shepherd, Crookhorn

  http://www.cogs.org.uk/
  Details of this evangelical church's regular activities, planned events and youth activities plus contact details and online magazine.

• Crofton Parish, Stubbington

  http://www.croftonparish.org.uk/
  Full details of the mission, vision, activities and services of the churches of Holy Rood and Crofton Old Church.

• Hayling Anglicans

  http://www.haylinganglicans.co.uk/
  Describes their local churches with service times, events, activities for young people and arrangements for baptisms, marriages and funerals. Also includes Deanery Synod minutes and describes the Hayling Book of Remembrance and a newly consecrated memorial garden.

• Portsmouth Cathedral

  http://www.portsmouthcathedral.org.uk/
  A 3D tour, service and visitor information, history and leadership details, plus an opportunity to buy a Heavenly Hunks calendar featuring semi-naked male members of the choir.

• St George's News, Waterlooville

  http://www.stgeorgesnews.org/
  Online magazine, church service information, photos and links.

• St James Church, Milton

  http://www.stjamesmilton.org.uk/
  News, diary and history of the church plus church hall information, a photo gallery and location map; also a tribute to local historian Ray Burrows and a message from the Archbishop of Canterbury to the National Evangelical Anglican Conference.

• St John the Evangelist Church, Fareham

  http://www.stjohnsfareham.org.uk/
  Service information, contact details, profiles of the leadership team and information about groups and youth work; also online sermons and links.

• St John's, Locks Heath

  http://www.stjohnslocksheath.org.uk/
  An induction page and location map to enable new visitors to find and feel at home in the church, plus service times, youth group information and details of the church's leadership team and how to hire the church and parish centre.

• St Jude's Southsea

  http://www.stjudes-southsea.org.uk/
  Information about the religious, musical and sporting life of this large congregation, plus details of the pastoral care system, leadership team and how to contact the clergy.

• St Mary Brighstone, St Mary Brook and St Peter and St Paul Mottistone, Isle of Wight

  http://www.fivechurches.org.uk/
  Includes parish information, a worship schedule, ministries information, beliefs and testimonials, church history, parish contacts and related links.

• St Mary's Parish Church, Warsash

  http://www.stmarywarsash.org.uk/
  Gives a brief introduction to the congregation and their beliefs, service times, church location, contacts and the local community; also gives some prayers and links.

• St Mary's, Alverstoke with St Faith's and St Francis

  http://www.stmarysalverstoke.org.uk/
  Lists the principal contacts, location, mission, management services and activities of the churches plus gives a vicar's letter, advice about baptism, marriage and bereavement, church history and links.

• St Mary's, Portchester

  http://www.stmary-portchester.org.uk/
  Information about the life of the congregation and their Christian faith: includes service times, news, youth work and adult group details and contact information. Also a page of information about St Mary, the mother of Jesus.

• St Mildred's Church, Whippingham

  http://www.iow.uk.com/whippingham-church/
  Describes this Isle of Wight church building and churchyard.

• St Paul's Church, Barton

  http://www.stpaulsbarton.co.uk/
  Includes a vicar's welcome plus details of news and forthcoming events, service times, youth work, activities, history, location and church refurbishment. Also includes explanation of a 'Christianity Explored' course, contact details and 'Camel of the Month' photo.

• St Peter and St Paul Church, Wymering

  http://www.wymeringparish.org.uk/
  Describes the staff team and includes a message from the Vicar, service times, church history, parish office details, a location map and a ist of forthcoming events.

• St Peter's Church, Titchfield

  http://www.stpetertitchfield.org.uk/
  Lists contact details, church location map, groups and activities including a recently opened and purpose built church day nursery.

• St Simon's Church, Southsea

  http://www.stsimons-southsea.org.uk/
  Provides details of worship, community, youth work, community work and ministries, location and contacts.

• The Parish Church of St Faith in Havant

  http://www.stfaith.com/
  Covers the history, services, group and leadership of the church; plus has online magazine and details of an appeal for £75,000 for church repairs.

• The Parish of Holy Trinity with St. Columba, Fareham

  http://www.htscf.org.uk/
  Provides a site map, service details, help for baptisms and weddings, list of parish people, diary, vision statement and links; plus list of organisations, details of parish administration and information about St Columba.

• Whiteley Church

  http://whiteleychurch.org.uk/
  The services, Sunday school, location and history of this recently planted ecumenical congregation, sponsored by the Church of England, the Methodist Church and the United Reformed Church, plus details of a £40,000 project to create a church building.

 

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