Exploring Places of Worship Group
Time - 10:30
Week - Second
Day - Friday
Group Leader(s) - Berny Tomlin and Stephen Fryer
Venue - Other - unspecified
Attendance Fee - £5.00
Vacancies - 2
Events
NameDateTime
Visit to St Michael's, St Albans10 Apr 202611:00
Visit to St Michael's, St Albans10 Apr 202611:00

Each month our group visits a different place of worship to find out more about their history, culture, beliefs and ethos. All members are encouraged to suggest or organise visits, which typically last an hour to an hour and a half. Visits are normally arranged for the morning of the second Friday of the month, though this may vary depending on the availability of the venue. We are a very sociable group and will normally meet for tea/coffee before a visit or arrange to have lunch together afterwards for those who can stay.

PLACES VISITED

These have ranged from churches, mosques, temples and a Quaker meeting house, both in the local area and ones in London and further afield. They have included the following:

Sarratt Church
London Central Mosque
Neasden Hindu Temple (2 visits)
St John the Baptist, Little Missenden
Christ Church, Chorleywood
Jordan's Quaker Village
St Alban's Cathedral
Middle Temple Church
Hare Chrishna, Aldenham
Sikh Gurdwara, Shepherds Bush
Coptic Orthodox Cathedral, Stevenage
St Mary's Parish Church, Watford
Tin Church, Bedmond
St Lawrence, Abbots Langley
Salvation Army, St Alban's Road
Chelsea Hospital & Wren Chapel
Dunstable Priory
St Mary's, Rickmansworth
Oxhey Chapel
Jain Temple, Potter's Bar
Westminster Catholic Cathedral
Ayot St Peter Arts & Crafts Church,
St Barts Greater and Lesser
Central Gurdwara, Shepherds Bush
Highgate Cemetery
Coventry Cathedral
Greek Orthodox Cathedral, Bayswater
St Mary the Virgin, Kensworth
Tyburn Convent
Standon Church, near Ware
St Ethelburga's Peace and Reconciliation Centre
All Hallows by the Tower
Amaravati Buddhist Monastery
St Peter's, Berkhamstead  
Fitzrovia Chapel
Our Lady's, Rickmansworth
Brompton Oratory
St Lawrence Jewry
Charterhouse Medieval Monastery
All Saints Church, Croxley Green