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St Mary's Church, Stocklinch Ottersey

Somerset

Overview

Address

Owl St, Stocklinch Ottersey, Ilminster, Somerset
Where to find this church

Opening times

Open daily For further information about this church please contact the Local Community Officer Marie Leverett via email below:

Email address

mleverett@thecct.org.uk

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About this Church

A legend of love for a hilltop jewel

This beautiful hillside landmark made of golden Ham stone is an atmospheric gem. It stands close to an old water source, one of Somerset's many holy - or healing - wells.

St Mary's is tied to its sister church in the village, St Mary Magdalene, with an old legend of two sisters who both fell in love with a vicar, each building a church for him.

Highlights of the interior include a Norman font and wonderful tombs and monuments.

To make a donation to St Mary's Church text 'STO' to 70191 to donate £10. Thank you.

Access Information

St Mary's is accessed via a public footpath from Owl Street. There is limited parking but space for one or two cars on the side of the road.

Facilities & Hire

Due to the historic nature of this church there is no electricity, water or toilets. 

  • Church Available for Hire

Volunteering Opportunities

We are currently looking for volunteers at St Mary's Church, Stocklinch to help with research, interpretation and talks, fundraising and events organising.

If you are interested in helping please email the Local Community Officer on mleverett@thecct.org.uk 

Community Information

Stocklinch Ottersey Church Plan

 

Click the link above to download a copy of the Church Plan which sets out the shared vision for the future of the church. This is a working document that will be updated on a regular basis. If you have any feedback or if you want to contact us about the church plan please drop us a line. When you write, please do give the name of the church, thank you!

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