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We’ve saved over 340 beautiful buildings which attract almost 2 million visitors a year. With our help and with your support they are kept open and in use - living once again at the heart of their communities.
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E6. A Medieval Pilgrim's Tale
Prepare for an epic and final journey as host Victoria Jenner embarks on her last sleepover adventure with renowned historian, Helen Carr. Together, they venture to the ancient All Saints church, perched atop a hill overlooking the murky River Parrett and the remnants of a long-lost Benedictine abbey. As they approach its foreboding stone walls, their eyes are drawn to the imposing west tower, adorned with grotesque gargoyles ominously referred to as 'Hunky Punks'. But it is not these eerie carvings that hold their attention for long. No, it is the east window, boasting the largest collection of medieval stained glass in all of Somerset. The vibrant colors and intricate designs depict the saints in all their majesty, their expressions ranging from fierce determination to serene tranquility. This is a sight that will forever be etched in their minds as they bid farewell to this sacred place.
And if you’d like to become a medieval pilgrim for a night or two like many of our guest speakers, why not give champing a try? For everything you need to know about Champing™ visit: champing.co.uk/
The champing season happens in those warmer months, between March and October, so book now.
Thank you for joining me on my champing adventure. This Nights in the Nave podcast has been written and produced by me: Victoria Jenner. My guest has been historian Helen Carr, and special thanks goes to: Fiona Silk who runs ‘Champing’ and our champing assistants. Big thanks also go to Michael Carter from English Heritage, and the English Heritage custodians at Muchelney Abbey who were so accommodating, plus we cannot forget to mention Paul Adamson from the Somerset Levels Stargazing Society. Sound recording was managed by Leigh-Anne Beattie, editing by Jamie Reed Sounds. Music by Nick Varey and design by George Allen.
This has been a Churches Conservation Trust original podcast - come to a sleepover at our place!
Support the Show. (www.visitchurches.org.uk/donate.html)
And if you’d like to become a medieval pilgrim for a night or two like many of our guest speakers, why not give champing a try? For everything you need to know about Champing™ visit: champing.co.uk/
The champing season happens in those warmer months, between March and October, so book now.
Thank you for joining me on my champing adventure. This Nights in the Nave podcast has been written and produced by me: Victoria Jenner. My guest has been historian Helen Carr, and special thanks goes to: Fiona Silk who runs ‘Champing’ and our champing assistants. Big thanks also go to Michael Carter from English Heritage, and the English Heritage custodians at Muchelney Abbey who were so accommodating, plus we cannot forget to mention Paul Adamson from the Somerset Levels Stargazing Society. Sound recording was managed by Leigh-Anne Beattie, editing by Jamie Reed Sounds. Music by Nick Varey and design by George Allen.
This has been a Churches Conservation Trust original podcast - come to a sleepover at our place!
Support the Show. (www.visitchurches.org.uk/donate.html)
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E4. An Arthurian Knight to Remember
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Join host Victoria Jenner on a mystical journey to St Cuthbert's Church in Holme Lacy, Herefordshire. Immerse yourself in the legends of King Arthur as you enter this enchanting church filled with ancient artifacts and grand monuments to his knights. Let the story of Archibald Lucas-Tooth, a fallen soldier from World War I, inspire you as you discover more hidden treasures within its walls. Don...
E5. Searching for a Shadow Church
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The penultimate episode of our gripping first series, where host Victoria Jenner takes you on a journey through history. In this episode, we invite you to explore the forgotten village of Wolfhampcote, and its haunting church that has refused to die. Joined by renowned author Matthew Green, we uncover the secrets of this lost village and its conflicting landscape - caught between existence and ...
E4. Part 2: Tintern Abbey by William Wordsworth
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These evocative words come from Wordsworth’s poem: ‘Lines Composed a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey, On Revisiting the Banks of the Wye during a Tour. July 13, 1798’. Our wonderful voice actor, Adrian McGlynn, brings Wordsworth's dramatic poem to life here in part 2 of this podcast episode. If you would like to make some memories, why not give champing a try? For everything you need to know abou...
E3. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
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Join host Victoria Jenner on an exciting journey to St Mary's in Edlesborough, a magnificent church nestled in the stunning Dunstable Downs countryside. Discover the allure of Victorian art and architecture, as Victoria visits a colourful exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum. But that's not all - get ready for a dose of fantasy and adventure as we uncover the real and mythical animals surrounding...
E2. Sleep like a Tudor
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Join Victoria Jenner on a journey to the past in our latest episode, as she uncovers the secrets of a rare church built during Queen Mary I's reign. With local charm and historical intrigue, we also delve into the fascinating world of sleep care practices in 16th-century Lancashire with special guest Dr Maddy Pelling. Tune in now for a captivating exploration of Queen Mary I and her era. This i...
E1. A Good Knight's Sleep
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In this first episode, we learn how to "champ" (camp in a historic redundant church) like a pro while discovering an oasis of wildflowers and a nesting family of bats at this centuries-old church, where poet John Dryden was baptised. Tune in for a one-of-a-kind sleepover adventure in Nights in the Nave: A Champing Podcast. If you would like to make some memories, why not give champing a try in ...
Roof at Risk: St Bartholomew's Church, Lower Basildon
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At the 800-year-old church of St Bartholomew's in Lower Basildon, Berkshire, the nave roof has come to the end of its lifespan. The batons have rotted, and the clay roof tiles started to slip opening the building fabric to wind and water. The condition of the roof left the traditional church interior vulnerable to significant damage and decay. Sadly, this meant that the church was no longer of ...
Coming soon: Gregoriana Choir at Dorchester Abbey
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CCT's Christmas Gift to you... coming soon on CCTdigital.com a recording of our captivating event at Dorchester Abbey featuring Gregoriana Choir who specialise is Sacred Choral music.
Remembrance
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Historic churches provide a local opportunity for learning about Remembrance in the community. To support schools and communities in marking Remembrance 2023 the Churches Conservation Trust have produced a short film introducing the topic of Remembrance.
Vesting St Torney's
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St Torney's in North Hill, Cornwall, was vested with us in 2022. Since then we have been undertaking significant repairs in order to put the church back into community use.
The Past, Present and Future of St Mary's Stained Glass
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Earlier this year, urgent repairs were made to a stained glass window from the Church of St Mary the Virgin in Shrewsbury. The window, located in St Catherine’s Chapel, was created in northern Europe during the 16th Century and shows The Assumption of the Virgin - where the body and soul of Mary, Mother of Jesus, was escorted to heaven by angels. Unfortunately, the bottom third of this window w...
Heritage on the doorstep. St Lawrence’s, Broughton
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In this video the community in Broughton talk with us about the importance of the St Lawrence’s church. Along with the school this church is an anchor in the community. We hear from Kim, Emily and Chris about what the church means to them and the value of its protection. The Churches Conservation Trust is privileged to care for a wonderful collection of historical and architecturally significan...
Leaving a Legacy
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To find out more about leaving a legacy donation please visit www.visitchurches.org.uk/get-involved/give/leave-a-legacy.html
Sneak Peak Exploring Maritime Churches NEW 3 PART SERIES
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Sneak Peak Exploring Maritime Churches NEW 3 PART SERIES
Have a go at Bell Ringing at one of our Taster Days
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Have a go at Bell Ringing at one of our Taster Days
Churchcrawls in Solitude: Episode Two - Wetherden, Suffolk
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Churchcrawls in Solitude: Episode Two - Wetherden, Suffolk
The Tomb of John Baret at St Mary's Bury St Edmunds
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The Tomb of John Baret at St Mary's Bury St Edmunds
Trailer for Medieval Death: Exploring Cadaver Tombs
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Trailer for Medieval Death: Exploring Cadaver Tombs
Churchcrawls in Solitude, Episode One, St Andrew's, Illington in Norfolk with Diarmaid MacCulloch
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Churchcrawls in Solitude, Episode One, St Andrew's, Illington in Norfolk with Diarmaid MacCulloch
England’s other ‘Westminster Abbey’: Bury St Edmunds and its Royal Shrine
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England’s other ‘Westminster Abbey’: Bury St Edmunds and its Royal Shrine
St Nicholas', Withernsea vesting repairs
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St Nicholas', Withernsea vesting repairs
Singing the Saints in Medieval England: The Curious Case of St Katherine of Alexandria
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Singing the Saints in Medieval England: The Curious Case of St Katherine of Alexandria
Brunelleschi's Dome: The Crown of Santa Maria del Fiore with Dr Ross King
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Brunelleschi's Dome: The Crown of Santa Maria del Fiore with Dr Ross King
The Whole Armour of God: First World War army chaplains finding a role
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The Whole Armour of God: First World War army chaplains finding a role
I really enjoyed this - thank you.
Couple of comments and questions! I always thought that the factional name "Ghibelline" came from the small town of Waiblingen in Swabia -not from the name of the antipope Clement III which was Guibert but I could be wrong! The Welf dynasty. a lot further down the line of course, in the form of the cadet branch, the house of Hanover, became the rulers of Great Britain until the death of queen Victoria in 1901.And the other comment refers to the empress Mathilda -whose son Henry II of England founded the Plantagenet dynasty. She was married to Holy Roman emperor Henry V until his early death - and actually this Mathilda acted as regent for him in Italy while he was absent elsewhere. Now countess Mathilda of Tuscany would still have been alive at this time and I wonder if there was any connection between the names - and also the other Mathilda's history like the Scottish queen ( I think) and Mathilda of Blois wife of king Stephen I of England. I think the name "Mathilda" in early German means something like shield maiden (or similar military associations) and this is very appropriate for the other Mathildas I mentioned who were also involved (personally) in military struggles.
I think the word "fief" would be better than "feud" as the latter word in English has overtones of quarrels and vendetta - though in Italian the word "feudo" would be appropriate.
You seem to be be very supportive of theft in order to " recycle" stolen goods. I sincerely hope it never happens to you and your family.
Watching from The Netherlands
I’ve recently spent two nights here and experienced something odd. The sound of running footsteps on stone. I wasn’t scared, just excited and I can’t wait to return for another stay. It’s so atmospheric
Inayat you deserve all the credit mate, well done & you definitely weren’t skiving were you! Regards Vaughan. 😂😂
The Holy Catholic Mass of the Ages was said in that chapel for about a thousand years. Most days, I attend that Mass (or as near as I can get to it 1962 rite), which is humbling, to say the least.
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Amazing, thank you!
De Tracy family also had a manor at Newington next Sittingbourne in Kent, their manor abutted that of Richard De Lucie (King Henry's justiciar) who was instrumental in the encouragement of the knight's killing of Thomas. De Lucie was close friends with his neighbours the De Tracy family, so don't assume De Tracy was living in Devon with that branch of the Tracy family.
He wasn't called Archbishop Becket in his life time, he was known as Thomas of London, Thomas of Canterbury after death and the A' Becket assigned to him sometime in the late middleages. His father was rarely mentioned by usually refered to by his eldest daughter as Gilbert of Bec. His three sisters refered to him as Thomas of London, and his nephew, a son of Agnes, was known as John of London, priest at Canterbury later priest of Lower Halstow Kent.
Very informative but didn’t cover the well. As I’ve come across another well in Canterbury by the Cathedral.❤🙏🏼✌🏼
Just come across this delightful video. Thank you so much.
This presenter is an insufferable old bore.
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Nice promo vid
A church building is a place for worship. It's not a place for entertainment for all and sundry to camp in. Using it thus smacks very much of the temple money changers; and we know what Jesus Christ thought of them !!
Thank you for taking the time to make this. It's so neat to listen to your efforts of compiling these histories!
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Amazed at how many just seem to be shoved away out of view with little ornamentation or celebration of their lives … as for just popping them in where there is a bit of space with others seems quite disrespectful
Greetings in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ Church going histories wonderful parables I feel very happy good subject thank you so much
A really interesting talk - a fascinating period of church building too. Thank you.
A fascinating talk with some great examples. Thank you for sharing. Slightly off topic but the example of Coventry Whitefriars being repurposed as a school with the choir seating being used as rows of desks facing each other reminded me of the seating in the House of Commons chamber which I understand was only laid out like that as it was based on the original seating in St Stephen's Chapel. It made me wonder about the influence of church architecture in other secular buildings.
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🫵 Decline of Christianity in the Western world The decline of Christianity in the Western world is the decreasing Christian affiliation in the Western world. While most countries in the Western world were historically almost exclusively Christian, the post-World War II era has seen developed countries with modern, secular educational facilities shifting towards post-Christian, secular, globalized, multicultural and multifaith societies. While Christianity is currently the predominant religion in Latin America, Europe, Canada and the United States, the religion is declining in many of these areas, including Western Europe, North America and Oceania. A decline in Christianity among countries in Latin America's Southern Cone has also contributed to a rise in irreligion in Latin America. Wiki 🫣 Losing their religion: why US churches are on the decline - The Guardian 23-Jan-2023 - As the US adjusts to an increasingly non-religious population, thousands of churches are closing each year!
The dogs almost don't look real!
This is my 17th Great grandfather
I just joined.
What makes your book different to the hundreds of other books about the history of Christmas?
It’s worth a visit to St Fagan’s Museum of Welsh Life where a medieval church (Llandeilo Talybont) has been re-sited stone by stone. The interior has been fashioned and decorated as a typical late medieval Welsh church and includes a rood screen painted brightly as per the period.
Hello from Childers Queensland an historic town by Australian standarda
Thank you!
Enjoyed the book. An original way of learning about the history of Christianity
Thank you. very interesting talk on a very interesting subject. This is an excellent channel.
Nice work. I hope your tours are successful.
A professor !!
Beautifully narrated too.
hi from south wales.. come to national welsh folk museum.. (st fagans) the medieval church there
Cardiff, South Wales
was Henry vii mother a beaufort??
duke of Clarence.. was he in the wars of the roses?? Edward v?
Broughton where, please? Milton Keynes?
Another very interesting talk. This site deserves to be much better known.
What a wonderful lecture by Dr John Munns. I came across this by happy accident. I have his book which I find excellent, it’s a fascinating survey of the place of the Cross imagery in Anglo Norman culture and a great find when I was researching St Mary’s Kempley. It is great to see him in person. I just wanted to express my thanks directly. I wish it had been longer and there was more time for questions but you can’t have everything! Thank you so much.
Very glad to have had an opportunity to experience Rosemary Hill's presentation - thank you.
i used to put my alarm on for 5am so i could watch this man and his church programmes on channel five.. interesting subject, window on a lost world.. thankyou for sharing this 🙂
My reception is experiencing sporadic flashes of static. I may have to stop watching, which I don’t want to do. I managed to keep watching despite the noise. Once the lecture began, the irritating static stopped.