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Friends of the Church

The Friends of Holy Trinity Church, Wickwar

"The Friends" formed in 1980,  respond to requests from the Parochial Church Council to finance the upkeep of the fabric of Holy Trinity Church.

Membership welcomed, (subscription, minimum £1 p.a.)

Details of fund raising events available from :
Miss M Lafford (Secretary) 01454 294259

 

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