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Churches and Places of Worship in the South Hams - South Devon
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1549
The mother church of Dartmouth is the church of Saint Clement Townstal; and stands some 350ft above the main town, on the narrow tract which, since ancient times, has...
1610
The first known reference to East Portlemouth church was in July 1181 in a Bull of Pope Alexander III listing the churches owned by Missenden Abbey.
1538
You are always made welcome at Strete Chapel. The chapel is evangelical in outlook and has a Bible based ministry. There is a keen interest in mission activities at...
1416
Welcome to St Michael's Church, Strete; a rural coastal village in the beautiful South Hams.
1409
We welcome you to come and enjoy our beautiful and historic 13th Century church and grounds, in which dogs on leads are welcome.
1434
All Saints is a beautiful old church, built in 1239, as a penance, by the landowner at Woodleigh, who had killed the parish priest.
1313
Situated in the heart of Dartmouth, Flavel church is a community of people that meet together, worship God, and have a heart for the people of Dartmouth. ...
1558
St Saviour's church in the lower part of Dartmouth town, was constructed in the middle ages when the town began to develop on the foreshore of the river and...
2146
Grade II listed building build in the late 1800s out of local limestone and Bath stone dressings.
1143
A beautiful 14th century church full of light and subtle windows, with plenty of pretty to keep us entranced, not least the wonderful pulpit.
1448
The church was opened by Bishop Restieaux in December 1962, with the first Mass said by the Prior of Ivybridge. The file in the Diocesan archives contains an undated...
1338
The parish church is dedicated to St Leonard. The exact date of the church is unknown but parts are possibly from the late 15th century. The tower is of...
0
St Peter's lies in the heart of the village Harbertonford, near the pub, school, post office, village hall and local garage and is truly the centre of the community....
1554
St Andrews is a beautiful church with plenty of history associated with the building, with interesting carvings, woodwork, monuments, stained glass windows set in a beautiful tranquil space with...
1456
St. George’s is a worshipping and caring church that sits in the centre of Dittisham and serves the Creator, the people of Dittisham and its visitors.
1524
A multigenerational church in the centre of Totnes town. We are a church family of people who live in Totnes and the surrounding villages.
1571
Situated in the centre of Totnes town, Totnes Methodist Church welcomes all.
1463
The Church of St Thomas of Canterbury has stood in the village of Kingswear since about 1170 since the Norman Conquest. It stands in a slightly elevated position close...
1606
St Petrox is the oldest of Dartmouth’s three parish churches and with its stunning location at the mouth of the river Dart, it is most popular for weddings. The...
1181
The church of St Peter in Cornworthy stands at the head of the descending street, commanding the village below with its slate-dark tower.
1395
St Mary’s is a mediaeval church, Grade I-listed building of considerable historical interest. It's carved stone screen being the most imposing architectural feature.
1283
The Church of St John the Evangelist, Bridgetown dates from 1832. In the early 1970s, St John’s became part of the Parish of Totnes and in 2004 the name...
1475
otnes Gospel Hall is the meeting place for a group of Christians from all walks of life who live in and around Totnes in Devon, we are an independent...
1307
While fully retaining its traditional look, our church was refurbished in 2012
2110
Stoke Gabriel Baptist Church is located at the heart of the village of Stoke Gabriel.
1526
The church building was built in 1909. The church, designed by Mr F A Wiblin, had been built of stone in the late Gothic style by P Prowse and...
1312
The church in Ashprington stands on rising ground above the centre of the village it serves. Most of its current structure dates from the Middle Ages with later additions...
1218
With its origins in the 13th century, our church has been at the centre of parish life for generations, providing a range of opportunities for worship, prayer and reflection,...
1422
The present church is a Grade II* Listed Building and is open to visitors during the daytime. The first stone church in Thurlestone was built in 1230, on top...
1340
Grade II listed building with a central tower and was completed in around 1250.
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