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All Saints Church and

St Christopher's Church   

Boughton Aluph, Kent

 

 

 

Lambeth Palace, London  SE1, October 1952

 

"No-one driving along the road from Chilham to Ashford can fail to observe the massive tower of Boughton Aluph church standing as its eminence to the right of the road. The church has a most impressive exterior and a noble interior. It is a special treasure among all the lovely churches of Kent."

Geoffrey Cantuar

 

The introduction from a letter written by the then Archbishop of Canterbury (Geoffrey Fisher) in October 1952 in support of the appeal to raise funds to save this beautiful but war-damaged church from collapse.

WHAT'S ON?

Next Sunday 17th November we meet in St Christopher's church on the Green for Morning Prayer, starting at 09.30.  The service will be led by the wardens, and there will be coffee and biscuits afterwards as usual.  Come and join us; we'll make you very welcome.

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The November issue of the Parish Magazine, covering village activities in  Wye, Brook, Hinxhill and Boughton Aluph, is now out.  If you would like to receive your monthly copy delivered to your door (£18 per annum) please contact Hennie van Wyk on 01233 629320 or the Benefice office on 01233 813793.  Similarly if you have anything you'd like to publish please contact the office or email the magazine team at office@wyebenefice.org.uk


 
 

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The All Saints' pilgrim stamp
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