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Pewsey

Northern Cluster
Wilcot 
Oare 
Huish

Southern Cluster
Charlton St Peter
Rushall
Upavon

South-west Cluster
North Newnton
Manningford
Woodborough

North-west Cluster
Alton Barnes
Beechingstoke
Stanton St Bernard
Alton Priors

Eastern Cluster
Easton Royal
Milton Lilbourne
Wootton Rivers

Welcome to North Newnton

Random thought....  "In many matters, profound seriousness can only be expressed in words which are light-hearted, amusing and detached; such a conversation as you may expect to hear from someone who, while deeply concerned for all things human, has nothing he is trying to gain or defend.[Dag Hammarksjold]"

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Follow the links below to see today's daily prayer provided by the official Church of England web site,© The Archbishops' Council of the Church of England, 2002-2010.

    BCP Morning Prayer
    CW Morning Prayer
    BCP Evening Prayer
    CW Evening Prayer
    Night Prayer (Trad)
    Night Prayer (Cont)

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St James, North Newnton

The first church on this site was built in 963, making it one of the oldest churches in England.

The history of the present building begins in the 13th century with the erection of the nave and chancel. Notice the angle of the nave. Together they represent the figure of Christ on the Cross.

The tower dates from the 15th century. There were two bells. One remains; the other was recast in 1606. Two more were added in 1616.

The church was restored in the 1950s. The organ was added in 1977 in celebration of the Queen's Jubilee.

Church Wardens

Mr W Wilks
Mr L Chapman

Churchwardens' report on North Newnton Church restoration works

North Newnton Church Timeline

North Newnton's History

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