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© 2010 Thixendale PCC

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Musicians wishing to play the organ can book a time via the church wardens.

 

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Breaking news!! English Heritage has offered the Thixendale PCC a substantial grant for re-roofing the vestry, replacing the lead roof over the side aisle and organ loft and for other high level repairs.

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Thixendale church is well worth visiting. It is a Grade 2 listed building, built by the architect George Edmund Street under the patronage of Sir Tatton Sykes of Sledmere in 1868-70.

 

Grants from the Heritage Lottery Fund have enabled the PCC to install a sound and light tour to guide visitors around the church and there are also illustrated information boards and a touchscreen interactive which visitors can use to hear the newly restored historic organ and read about its history. The church is open all the time.

 

The Pilgrim Group moves with each meeting to a different home within the Waggoners’ Benefice for Bible Study and Fellowship.  Meetings are fortnightly on a Monday evening.

 

The Benefice Prayer Group meets on alternate Monday evenings.

 

For information and further details of these groups, contact :-

 

Sarah Frettingham

01377 288286.

 

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