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Heslington Church

Heslington Church is a partnership between the Church of England and the Methodist Church together with the Roman Catholic Chaplaincy to the University of York. It was formed from Saint Paul's Church, Heslington and Heslington Methodist Chapel in 1971.

The church building is in the village of Heslington, on the edge of the University campus. It was originally constructed in 1858.

The church serves the local area, which includes the village of Heslington, the surrounding farms, local housing estates and the University of York.

LinkExternal link (Heslington Church website)
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by David Dixon

Created: Wed, 7 Apr 2010, Updated: Thu, 8 Apr 2010


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SE6250 : Path beside Heslington Churchyard by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Snowdrops and Heslington Church by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Snowdrops amongst the graves by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Maze near Heslington Church by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Graves on the south side of Heslington Church by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Church Field by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Track beside Heslington Church by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Daffodils in Heslington Church by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Ducks on the path by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Church and snowdrops by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Blossom and Heslington Church by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Graves and snowdrops by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Heslington Church by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Heslington Church by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Church fields by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Church Fields by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Heslington Church and flooded field by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Heslington Church by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Heslington Church by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Heslington Church by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Heslington Church fields by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Heslington Church in snow by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Path to Heslington Church by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : St Paul's Church by DS Pugh
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SE6250 : Heslington Church by David Dixon
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