welcome to st. michael & all angels, eaton bishop

CURRY AND QUIZ

        SATURDAY, 20th April 2024            

at 6.30 pm

EATON BISHOP VILLAGE HALL

TICKETS £10 PER PERSON - MAX 6 PER                        TEAM (includes curry) from   

Val 01981 250111/Mary 07899 808161/Linda 07746 299229

A MEDIEVAL wonder

Dating back to before the Norman Conquest, our Church has one of the oldest examples of a medieval stained glass window in the country dating back to the year circa 1320. The Church may be found at the highest point of the village which is located to the south west of the City of Hereford. 

Church of St. Michael and All Angels, Eaton Bishop, Herefordshire, HR2 9QD

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LIFE EVENTS

Marking special life events. Chistenings, Weddings & Funerals at St.Michael & All Angels

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Safeguarding and about us

Everyone has a safeguarding responsibility and it is important that we create an environment in which everyone feels safe and is safe. The welfare of vulnerable people – child or adult – is paramount, no matter how uncomfortable that may be because only in that way, can we create a church that is safe for everyone. 

Safeguarding Officer

Linda Carter 07746299229

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Events & Fund raising

Like so many historic buildings, our church is suffering from old age, so we're working hard to raise funds for urgent repairs

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history

With a history spanning over 10 Centuries, explore what has happened to our Grade 1 listed Church throughout the ages

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Medieval Glass

Our medieval stained glass windows are considered to be some of "the finest decorated examples in the country"

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worship

We run regular services throughout the year, including a number of one-off special events.

Growing Christianity, connecting people to faith

Abbeydore Deanery looks after the spiritual needs of people and churches throughout south-west Herefordshire – from Cusop to Clehonger, Craswall to Kilpeck, Walterstone to Wormbridge, Michaelchurch to Eaton Bishop.

Our team of five priests assisted by lay and ordained volunteers, administer to a community of around 12,000 souls and forms part of the Hereford Diocese and the Church of England.