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Partney, St Nicholas

Partney, St Nicholas*

Book available for sale of history of the church.

Captain Matthew Flinders information. Medieval graffiti information. Display of work from Partney School children.

Ancient cross stands in the churchyard. Ancient oak trees.

Beautiful stained glass window in memory of the Rev Flowers.

Opening Times: 13-14th September
Saturday 10am - 3pm
Sunday 10am-3pm

Postcode: PE23 4PQ

Photo: Dave Hitchborne CC BY-SA 2.0.

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Hundleby, St Mary

Hundleby, St Mary*

A small friendly church. This is the third church on this site. The first was listed in the Domesday Book. This was replaced in the 15th century. It was rebuilt in the 1850s, after falling into disrepair, using some of the original Spilsby sandstone. This is very soft and much loved by masonry bees! Come and see the stained glass windows and single manual organ. Harvest flowers and local history displays. 

Opening Times: 13-14th September
Saturday 10.30am–4pm
Sunday 11am–4pm
Postcode: PE23 5NA

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Trusthorpe, St Peter

Trusthorpe, St Peter

Original church destroyed by encroaching sea. Present church consists of Nave, Chancel and Tower, constructed of red brick, with Medieval font and beautiful stained-glass windows. 

Porch wall has inverted stone, carved with shield, cross and gothic inscription. Tower built 1606, refurbished 1842, with 3 Taylor-cast bells. 

Villagers, who renovated its Tower in 2015, started a bell-ringing group, ‘The Trusthorpe Clangers’, who ring for services, practice nights and national bell-ringing events.

Sunday service starts 9am (Tuesday BCP or MP 9.30am). 

Church, open for many Open Days, has won 2 Coastal ‘In Bloom’ awards and East Midlands’ award for Wildlife & Countryside.

Opening Times 6-7th September

Saturday 10am-4pm
Sunday 10am-4pm 

Postcode: LN12 2PH

Photo: D Povey

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Orby, All Saints

Orby, All Saints
Medieval structure. The Nave was built in Early English style around 1150. The South Aisle was added around 1450. Jacobean porch about 1600. There is a complete list of vicars going back to the 13th century. Flower displays, tombola and refreshments.

Opening Times 6-7th September

Saturday 10am-4pm
Sunday 10am-3pm

Postcode: PE24 5HT

Photo: Richard Croft CC BY-SA 2.0

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Ludborough, St Mary

Ludborough, St Mary by Josh Holmes


Flower festival, cake stall, tombola, tea/coffee available.

Built C1200AD in the English style. East window of the Chancel is a lancet with two lights and the quatrefoil window above them has old stained glass.

There is a double piscina on the south side of the altar and beautiful Early English work on one of the north window sills.

Opening times 6-7th September

Saturday 10am-4pm 
Sunday 10am-4pm 

Postcode: DN36 3SF

Photo: Josh Holmes

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Binbrook, St Mary & St Gabriel

Binbrook, St Mary & St Gabriel*

Designed by James Fowler, the church was consecrated in August 1869 with a dual dedication, replacing the two village churches. It is in an Early English style with a slate roof and decorative ridge tiles. Built in ironstone with a broach spire, and a chancel with a polygonal apse. When RAF Binbrook closed a relationship was maintained with members of 460 SQRAAF. A memorial stained-glass window, commemorating squadrons serving at RAF Binbrook, was placed in the church. There is a Roll of Honour for 460 squadron available to see. A warm welcome awaits visitors to the ‘Cathedral in the Wolds’.

Opening times 6-7th September

Saturday 10am-3pm 
Sunday 10am-3pm 

Postcode: LN8 6DL

Photo: Ian S

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Belleau, St John the Baptist


Belleau, St John the Baptist*

There are numerous lovely comments by people who visit the church during the year and write in the visitor book. A comment that typifies this, written 18th April 2014 from Katy Davis, Coventry (aged 12 and a half): “It is one of my favourite churches. Whenever I go in I think how old and beautiful it is. It is very quiet and I really do like it. It truly takes my breath away.” Her mother added: “A nice place to pray and to calm your thoughts.”

Opening times 6-7th September

Saturday 7am-7pm
Sunday 7am-7pm 

Postcode: LN13 0BW

Photo: R Croft

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