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St Mary's Church

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St Mary's Contacts

The Primary Contact for the Parishes of Dilwyn and Monkland is:

Revd. John Theaker
Monkland House, Monkland
Telephone 01568 720472
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For more information please contact
Leominster Team Ministry Office
The Forbury
Church Street
LEOMINSTER HR6 8NQ
Tel 01568 612124


Clergy can be contacted to arrange Baptisms, Weddings, Funerals or for
other reasons by phoning the number above.


St Mary - Area Contacts

The Parochial Church Council has set up a Scheme across the parish to improve communication between the Church and the community, and to maybe provide a support network. The village has been divided up into about 15 areas, and within each area there is an Area Contact person. If there is any information or a matter that you feel the church should be aware of, or might be able to help with, please do let the Area Contact know. The Contact will then pass on the information to an appropriate person. The Area Contacts are :

Contact
Tel
Rosemary Brown(01568) 720352
Tricia Spry318153
Sally Stephenson319182
Julie Hanson318250
Gillian Thomas388318
Karen Hoare318963
Meg Wainwright318311
Olive Lewis318455
Sue Powell318340
Eleanor Wellings318845
Graham Rees
388413
Nance Wellings318930
Jim Collins
319011
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St. Mary's Bells
Inscriptions & dates
  1. Prosperity to all my benefactors, A. R., 1733
  2. Peace and good neighbourhood, 1733
  3. A. R. Rudhall, of Gloucester, cast us all, 1733
  4. A. R., 1733
  5. Richard Bradford and Thomas Sheward, Ch. wardens
  6. I to the church the living call, And to the grave do summons all.


The 1867 restoration included:
  • The opening out of the chancel and aisle roofs
  • The restoration of the nave roof
  • The cleansing the walls and stonework from plaster and whitewash
  • The lowering of the nave floor
  • New open benches modeled on the old ones
  • New pulpit, lectern, alter screen, altar-table, font-cover and chancel stalls
  • The opening of arch between chancel and vestry for the reception of an organ
  • Flooring church with Godwin's encaustic tiles
  • The restoration of screens, with the addition of new fans, cornice, and cresting to the central one
  • A warming apparatus
  • The east window was fitted with painted glass by Messrs. Heaton, Butler, & Bayne as a memorial to the late Rev. J Powell.

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logotrans2St Mary's C of E
Primary School
in-bloomDilwyn in Bloom
Dilwyn's community enhancing
In Bloom scheme.
websml2Dilwyn's History
Bringing Dilwyn's past to life from
Domesday to more recent times
Cedar Hall2The Cedar Hall is Dilwyn's community hall and is an excellent facility for wedding receptions and parties of any description, as well as for meetings, film show, etc. The rates are very competitive and compare most favourably with similar facilities elsewhere.
rbl logoRoyal British Legion
Dilwyn's RBL branch.
nhw logoNeighbourhood Watch
Dilwyn's NHW scheme.
Cedar Club
Dilwyn senior's afternoon club.
WI logoW.I.
Dilwyn's Womens Institute.
pgroupPlaygroup
Dilwyn Cedar Hall
Monday and Tuesday:
9:00am - 12:00pm
12:00 - 1:00pm (Lunch club)
1:00 - 3:00pm
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday and Friday:
9:00am - 12:00pm
12:00 - 1:00pm (Lunch club)
Suzy (Coordinator)
07975 994309