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royal arm crest visible and legs of horse and unicorn on either side
  • 11th June 2020
Find out how one young ambassador has been balancing schoolwork and micro-volunteering during the last few months at 1719, Sunderland.
A birds eye view of a church roof being repaired and rethatched. Scaffolding surrounds the church and workmen are just visible in the distance.
  • 23rd June 2020
We hope you will enjoy this glimpse of the important work that goes on behind the scenes at the CCT but did you know that you could win the opportunity to experience this first-hand? In this blog read more about our work at Hales & Heckingham and learn how to enter our text raffle.
Part of the stained glass window depicting a sacred human figure
  • 18th June 2020
Volunteer Liz Howes tells us the story of Offord d'Arcy War Memorial, 100 years since the first service of dedication for the memorial was held.
Exterior of the imposing stone built church
  • 18th June 2020
In our latest blog series we will be highlighting our current conservation projects. We hope you will enjoy this glimpse of the important work that goes on behind the scenes at the CCT but did you know that you could win the opportunity to experience this first-hand?
five adults sit in box pews in the nave holding cut outs with wigs and beards, with their own faces put through the gap in the middle
  • 3rd July 2020
This week we caught up with Marie Sellars, Heritage Learning Officer for our West Region on her role at the CCT, most memorable experiences and her favourite CCT churches.
Tower Pinnacles with flower designs
  • 9th July 2020
Alice Goss, Chair of the Friends of St Leonard-at-the-Hythe, details the story of one of Colchester's historic churches.
interior of church with large union jack flags, many seats and showing the interior stone archways
  • 15th July 2020
A remarkable city centre church, with a remarkable history!
four members of the team smile at the camera from inside church nave. The light is purple.
  • 16th July 2020
This week we spoke to Clare Chapman, Business Support Officer for our North Region about what is involved in the role, her passion for monuments and memorials, and marriage in one of our churches!
Group Photo of staff and volunteers at CCT's National Volunteer and Community Day 2020
  • 6th August 2020
Learn more about Brian's work at our regeneration project at St Swithun's, Worcester, some interesting details from the church and his research into archaeology, folklore and counter-witchcraft.
nave filled with people clapping, dancing and a brass band playing
  • 2nd September 2020
This week we spoke to Jessica Clarke our Communications Officer who first joined the CCT as a volunteer. Click through to read more about her varied role in the Communications Team, editing Pinnacle (our members magazine), and her favourite depictions of female saints in our churches. 
Exterior view
  • 4th September 2020
As the reopening of our churches continues it’s clear that while humans have been on lockdown the wildlife in our churches has been enjoying their uninterrupted free reign!
Arches, dark wooden pews and pulpit wall monuments around the altar.
  • 21st September 2020
Today is Gloucester Day, the annual day of celebration of Gloucester's history and culture.

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