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 King Henry VIII In the 16th Century the Church of England became separated from the Roman Catholic Church as a result of Henry VIII’s overthrow of Papal Supremacy and Dissolution of the Monasteries. Arranged by Pauline Tester Sponsors: Main entrance with Norman arch and ancient door The arch in the south wall of the nave is made of Caen stone brought from France after the Norman Conquest. The door is very old and features fine ironwork. The porch is late 19th Century and its outer arch is made of Portland stone. Arranged by Anne Senneck Sponsors: Anne & John Pryme
  Queen Victoria The stained glass in this window is Victorian. While here, look up to the ceiling of the nave and note the fine woodwork. Arranged by Margaret Gilbert Sponsor: Valerie Campbell Music: Minstrels and Organ At one time there was a gallery at the west end of the nave where musicians played. Then came a pipe organ, replaced in 1974 by the first of two electronic organs. The west wall and bell turret were rebuilt in 1892 and the alcove marks the position of a much earlier west door into the nave. Arranged by Val Pressley Sponsor: Helen FiltnessThe Millennium Window The 21st Century glass featuring the River of the Water of Life [Revelation 22, verse 1] was dedicated in 2000 and is set in one of the original Norman window spaces in the nave. Arranged by Chris Jenkins Sponsors:   |
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