• IS YOUR CHURCH READY FOR VISITORS? SEE OUR  'HANDY HINTS FOR YOUR CHURCH' PAGE AND ALSO  'IS YOUR CHURCH READY FOR VISITORS?' FOR A CHECKLIST

    NEWS FROM OUR CHURCHES
    St Mary's Billingsley is running a Photographic competition, and also collecting knitted poppies for Remembrance Day. 
    Harvest services at St John the Baptist Doddington, 29th Sept
    and St Oswalds Oswestry 6th Oct.
    Visit their pages 
    Are you doing something special at your church? Send details to Anne at  office@discovershropshirechurches.co.uk and I'll post it on your page with a link here. 
     
    52 of our 100 churches have a Facebook page. It's a good place to advertise your church and its activities. It's free, and there is online advice on setting it up.
    Read our latest newsletter (September 2019). There's news of an important project.
     
    The latest brochure can be seen here as a pdf. It's even better than the last!

    The cover picture is one of several lovely  windows in St Alkmund's Whitchurch.

    New members are always welcome.  Click here for the membership form. The cost remains at £60 for two years.

    SCTG is a network of unparalleled Shropshire churches and chapels in the county, which have dominated the landscape and life of communities for more than a thousand years.  All our churches offer visitors both a warm welcome and features of interest.

    SCTG is an ecumenical body of self-motivated people interested in the development and promotion of church tourism to enhance the visitor’s appreciation and enjoyment of Shropshire. SCTG is a fully constituted voluntary organisation.

    Are you visiting Shropshire ?  This website gives you all the information you need to start exploring our churches.

    Are you part of a church community in Shropshire?  Find out more about the benefits of being a member of the SCTG

    Follow us on Facebook  www.facebook.com/discovershropshirechurches/

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  • Members:- Click here to see the Members' Page including the minutes of the AGM. The minutes include a talk by Bishop Michael of Lichfield and a special project put forward for lottery funding by Shropshire and Herefordshire Churches Tourism Groups.

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