All Saints, Leavesden
In actual terms this church is in the northern Watford suburb of Garston. The church was designed by George Gilbert Scott in 1853. Following 8 months of closure it reopened in June 2014 with a new roof and audio-visual systems. Much of the glass is by Wailes of Newcastle and contemporary with the church.
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St Barnabas, Adeyfield, Hemel Hempstead
Tucked away behind the shops in Queen’s square the earliest district centre in the new town. It dates from 1952, with a new entrance area added in 2005 when the interior was reordered following an accidental fire.
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St Francis of Assisi, Hammerfield, Hemel Hempstead
In a quiet suburban street north of St John, Boxmoor. It dates from 1914, designed by Paul Waterhouse.
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St John the Evangelist, Boxmoor, Hemel Hempstead
Attractively sited at one end of Boxmoor Common , just south west of the new town centre. It is a church of 1868-74 by R. Norman Shaw, with a western extension by T.F. Woodman of 1893. The Dalle de Verre window is by Joseph Nuttgens and dates from 1972. The brass is a 20th century memorial in a medieval style.
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Holy Trinity, Leverstock Green, Hemel Hempstead
Right on the eastern edge of the town by the village centre. A church of 1846 by Raphael Brandon. The screen, stalls and altar are by Sir Walter Tapper and date from 1932. The east window is contemporary with the church, the north aisle window is from the 1982 by John Lawson. There are modern glass stations of the cross.
Hertford, St Mary the Less (former)
The remains of St Mary the Less were collected together and made into a fountain outside, the now former, public library in Old Cross in 1890. The limewash was added in 2012 in a preservation attempt.
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Cathedral of St George, Stevenage (Coptic Orthodox Church)
Shephallbury Manor is a centre for the Coptic Orthodox Church in the UK and this cathedral building was added in 2006. it is the first purpose built Coptic place of worship in the UK.
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St Thomas More, Knebworth (Roman Catholic)
Just down the road from St Martin’s Anglican church, it dates from 1962 and is by F.G. Broadbent and Partners, replacing a building of 1935 now used as the church hall.
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Digswell Village Church
A joint Anglican and Methodist church in the village served by Welwyn North station. It was opened in 1964 as a Methodist church but has been shared since a Local ecumenical Partnership was established in 1993. The church is the hexagonal part of the building.
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Panshanger Church
Panshanger Church was founded in 1971, as a Local Ecumenical Partnership (LEP) for this eastern suburb of Welwyn Garden City.
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Hertfordshire Churches in photographs 