| Buckfast Abbey |
Buckfast Abbey is the home of
a Roman Catholic Community of Benedictine monks. Buckfast was originally
founded in 1018. Dissolved under Henry VIII, it was refounded in 1882.Buckfast
offers numerous facilities for its many visitors, including a Retreat
Centre, award-winning educational facilities, shops, restaurant and
Conference Centre. Email map |
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| Corrymeela
Community, The |
A dispersed community from all
Christian traditions |
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Davisons'
Home Page for East London Christians
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Sharing ideas, resources and links for Christian life,
including a church directory, activities for children, ideas for worship
and the Community of the Word of God. |
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| Iona
Community |
committed to seeking new ways
of living the Gospel in today's world. |
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| New
Creation Christian Community |
probably the largest Christian
community in Europe. |
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| Newcastle
Diocese |
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| Othona
Community, The |
The Othona
Community is an ecumenical Christian community which was founded in
1946 by an Anglican clergyman, the Revd. Canon Norman Motley. They welcome
people of all faiths (and none) to come and learn how to live in community,
for a few days, a few weeks, for an unforgettable break or a quick hello.
ecumenical community based in the UK. Centres in Essex and Dorset
(UK) offer a unique holiday experience for Christians and non-Christians
alike. |
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| Orthona, |
Bradwell
- The Othona Community is an ecumenical Christian
community which was founded in 1946 by an Anglican clergyman, the Revd.
Canon Norman Motley. They welcome people of all faiths (and none) to
come and learn how to live in community, for a few days, a few weeks,
for an unforgettable break or a quick hello. |
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| St.
John's Church, Ladywood, Birmingham UK |
St. John's is a Grade 2 listed
building, built 1852-54, the parish church of Ladywood and one of the
outstanding Victorian churches in Birmingham. It is the only example
in Birmingham of a church by the architect Teulon which is in active
use. Samuel S. Teulon was one of the most original of High Victorian
Gothic architects. Teulon also built a house within the Birmingham Botanical
Gardens. J.A. Chatwyn, another distinguished Birmingham architect, made
fitting additions of chancel aisles and transepts in 1881. The church
is notable for its finely proportioned tower and curious turrets and
inside for its surprising and potentially lovely spaciousness and simple
arches, its beautiful chancel ceiling and fine tiled chancel floor and
its Victorian stained glass. Originally built for the growing dense
industrial housing of central Birmingham , the church has stood aloft
to serve the parish in the midst of an inner-city area of gross deprivation.
Now Ladywood looks towards the admirable new developments of Birmingham's
city centre and in the last three years has been able to boast its own
housing improvements. St. John's remains a haven amidst the city's traffic
and business. It offers amidst the endless changes and rush of this
age, a sense of history, continuity, and eternity. With its tower and
warm sandstone colouring, it is a commanding and friendly landmark,
readily visible all round. Being next to a large roundabout on the inner
ring road, it is very accessible to the whole of Birmingham and the
West Midlands. |
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| Watford
Community Church |
Watford Community Church - 'Boldly
reaching people with Christ's love from Watford to the nations' A lively
church of all ages and backgrounds based in Watford's town centre, seeking
to serve the community and make Christ's love known to a needy town.
An Assemblies of God fellowship, and affiliated to the Southampton-based
c.net network. |