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All Saints, Kitsbury, Berkhamsted
In the east of the town, stands this large red brick church of 1905 designed by C.H. and N.A. Rew. A picture in the church shows the ambitious plans for twin west towers that was never executed. In 1975-80 the church became shared with the Methodists, a formal Anglican/Methodist partnership being established in 1993 . In 1975 its orientation was reversed when the two western bays were converted to a hall and a new western wall built to designs by Percy Mark. The old chancel in the apse became a lady chapel in 2005. The font comes from St Peter’s and dates from 1662.
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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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St Mary, Rickmansworth
The tower dates from 1630, but the church itself consists of aisles of 1825 by W. Atkinson between which Arthur Blomfield added a new nave and chancel in 1890-91. The east window is a large Burne-Jones crucifixion by Morris and Co. It is shared with the Methodists under a Local Ecumenical Partnership.
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Christ Church, Waltham Cross
Opposite Theobalds Grove Station, on the edge of the town centre, the church was designed by Edward Blore and built in 1833. An eastern extension was added in 1915. It is part of a Local Ecumenical Partnership with the Methodist Church.
St Hugh and St John, Chells, Stevenage
An Anglican and Methodist Ecumenical Partnership church in an eastern district of the town. Designed by Riley & Glanfield in 1963.
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All Saints, The Oval, Pin Green, Stevenage
In the district centre behind the shops in this north eastern district of the town. It forms part of a community centre and is shared between the Church of England and Methodists. It was designed by William E. Barnes and Partners and built in 1974.
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St Faith, Hitchin
A small church which is an Anglican and Methodist Local Ecumenical Partnership formed in 1976.The church was built in 1894 and was privately owned Anglican chapel until 1931.
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Hertfordshire Churches in photographs 