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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.

Resources in This Category

• Christ Church, Chineham

  http://www.christchurchchineham.org.uk/
  Aims and objectives, prayer section, service and worship information, devotional material, questions about Christianity, history, notices, activities, youth area, people, local area, buildings and links for this growing evangelical church.

• Holy Trinity Church

  http://www.holytrinity.org.gg/
  Evangelical Church of England parish, offers details of Sunday Worship, parish groups, events and activities. Includes links to articles and notices, overseas missions, a photograph library and scenes of Guernsey.

• St John the Baptist Church, Alresford

  http://www.stjohnsalresford.org.uk/
  Information about regular and occasional activities, plus service times, contact information, a selection of sermons in .pdf and .doc format and links.

• St Matthew's, Jersey

  http://www.glasschurch.org/
  Located in St Lawrence. Known as the Glass Church. Includes history, services, events, and information about the Alpha Course and the Rene Lalique glass architecture.

• St. Boniface Nursling and St. Johns Rownhams

  http://www.twinspires.org.uk/
  Anglican churches west of Southampton. Pages include magazine extracts and photo album.

• St. Francis, Bournemouth

  http://www.stfrancis-bournemouth.org.uk/
  Service and worship details for this Anglo-Catholic church.

• The Parish of North Stoneham and Bassett, Southampton

  http://nsab.org.uk/
  News, services, events, who's who, music, magazine articles, links and contact details.

 

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