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St John's Church Parish of Chester Rector Revd David Chesters OBE Parish Office 01244 403 634
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The Nave
The West Window
Mace Board Showing the Mayors of Chester
Medieval Grave Slabs
17th Century Memorials
George Marsh Memorial
The Warburton chapel
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Pilgrims Rest Cafe
Chester International Living History Fayre
Chester International Living History Fayre 2015
This year we will 'Officially begin' with a short service to commemorate VE Day (8 May see Mass on 8 May at St Peter's). The flags of the Allies will be laid up in the Sanctuary
Minstrels Court
The ancient tradition of granting minstrels in Cheshire licence to play their instruments was reinstated, with the blessing of Prince Charles.
TBA 2023
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The Parish Church of St. John’s is a priceless asset, not only to the City of Chester, but to the wider world. St. Johns' walls have seen over a thousand years of prayer and events which have impacted on the history of the British Isles. It is the oldest Christian Site in Chester as well as one of the oldest in the United Kingdom.
St. John’s doors are open 365 days of the year allowing people to pray or admire its unique architecture. St. John's is a place of peace in a busy world. We as its custodians want it to remain available for future generations, to do so we need to make St. John's well known to wider varieties of the public. Hence the Project!
THE ROMANS CAME
THE SAXONS CAME
THE NORMANS CAME
WE WANT YOU TO COME
The Door's of St. John's are open to you all.
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