St Gregory, Kirknewton
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Description
Information about the church and service times. "The church building: A place of Christian worship has stood on this site since the eleventh century, or earlier. The chancel and south transept both date from the latter part of the fifteenth century, probably built with stones from the ruined Norman church. The church in its present form is the result of a restoration by John Dobson of Newcastle, completed in 1860. The great treasure of the church is the ancient stone relief of the adoration of the Magi set in the wall north of the chancel arch. The churchyard is blessed with the grave of Josephine Butler (1828-1906), remembered by the Church of England's Calendar as a Social Reformer." -
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Further information
Link: https://www.achurchnearyou.com/kirknewton-st-gregory/
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Added by: Pat Thomson
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