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Alterations and extensions
Resource PageDown a network of lanes in a wooded valley is St Crida, parish church of Grampound. A sympathetic restoration in 1904 restored its atmosphere. Like half of Cornish churches Creed has a lopsided plan with tower, nave, chancel, south aisle and north transept. It has a stained glass sleeping soldier from Christ’s tomb, Norman pillar piscina with 14th century trefoil head and tasteful modern additions like the tower stair and memorial to the 17th century local MP, John Hampden.
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Clergy home security
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Hall hire
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Hiring out your premises
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Letting of dwellings
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Making the most of your village hall
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Manse accommodation
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Property (manses)
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Resources for rural places of worship
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Save our Parsonages
Organisation PageSOP was set up in 1995 to oppose the sale by the Church of its traditional rectories and vicarages. It opposes such sales on pastoral, practical, and financial grounds, as well as for community and heritage reasons.
