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Renewal today, for tomorrow

Here at Coleshill Parish Church, we are embarking on an exciting plan to re-order the interior of the church building. This will enable us to transform our presence in the local community, engaging a wider range of people in our mission:

Standing for Christ at the heart of the community; inspired to share God's love with everyone.

The work will include:

- Provision of a new disabled toilet and baby change facility
- Improved access to the building via the west door
- Enhanced kitchen facilities
- A new meeting room, able to be used by groups from within both the community and the church

- A new heating system
- Improved, flexible seating, for both worship and other events
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For further information about making a gift to the project, please contact us: coleshill.campaign@outlook.com
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Your much-loved church is now watertight and secure for many years  as a result of support from the National Heritage Lottery Fund.

The days of buckets collecting rainwater inside the Grade 1 listed building when it rains heavily are in the past following work to replace badly eroded stonework, including window mullions, as well as significant works of repair and replacement of lead guttering and rainwater goods at roof level. 

The pictures show one of the mullions being installed, and the finished windows on the south side of the chancel.
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