Churchcrawls in Solitude, Episode One, St Andrew's, Illington in Norfolk with Diarmaid MacCulloch
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- To celebrate the launch of CCTdigital.com on Monday 6 December, we're Premiering Episode One of 'Churchcrawls in Solitude' with Prof. Diarmaid MacCulloch completely free of charge!
So join us and Prof. MacCulloch as we take you on a journey to a remote sandy-soiled part of Norfolk called Breckland, as we visit St Andrew's Church, Illington.
The rest of the series will available to Members of the Churches Conservation Trust to watch on our new streaming platform CCTdigital.com from Monday 6 December. Being a Member of the Trust doesn't just mean that you'll get to watch and access fantastic quality films though; from just £3.50 per month, your membership plays a vital role in helping us to save historic churches and you become part of our community of supporters who who aid us in our mission of conserving and protecting one of our nation's most important growing collections of historic buildings - churches.
To learn more about becoming a Member, the various benefits of Membership, and CCTdigital.com simply message us or visit our website here: bit.ly/3DK71N4
We'd like to thank the Norfolk Churches Trust for their help and support in making filming at St Andrew's Illington possible. Learn more about their work - norfolkchurche...
Beautiful reflections - very much enjoyed the journey
Just come across this delightful video. Thank you so much.
Very nice!
What a delight! A gentle, personal and incisive commentary beautifully shot. Uplifting.
What a joyful film. The experience of stepping into the cool silence of centuries, and finding a sense of self understood in the process - this huge yet subtle reward of church visiting was captured for me in this journey to Illington. Thank you.
What a total delight. The commentary was a pleasure to listen to and the presenter a joy to watch. What a wonderful little gem of a church. I look forward to the next few episodes.
Thanks so much! The other episodes are just as good and can all be watched on our streaming platform, CCTdigital.com
this is such a wonderful thing to do.. maybe a bit slower, but you get to see and experience different places and i think churches can link us to our past and our ancestors..
if i walk into a church and see the our father written in strong black across some fading life of a saint or something.. gives me such thrills and even a chill? lots of emotions in these places..
That was absolutely fantastic I can't wait for more episodes!!
Brilliant! Church crawls are now on my list of things to do this year.
Just charming! I look forward to the rest of the series
How long do we have to wait for the next one ? This was so good and reflects my love of my own Churchcrawls. Really looking forward to the next one
Hi Linda, the entire five part series launches on Monday on our new streaming platform CCTdigital.com
You can learn more about our platform here: www.visitchurches.org.uk/get-involved/join-today/cctdigital-com.html
Excellent presentation. In the best traditions of Sir John Betjeman's film 'Norfolk Churches'.
This is one of the most intelligent and engaging presentations I have seen in a great while.
(watching from Canada) what a delight! and perhaps a new chapter (hint! hint!) of the generous career of Diarmaid McCulloch.
Totally wonderful. Diarmaid MacCulloch is a terrific presenter (and lecturer) so really looking forward to the next one. Hope it is very soon!
Thanks Clare! Delighted to hear that you enjoyed it! The rest of the series is now available for Members to view on our streaming platform, CCTdigital.com
Membership costs from just £3.50 per month and as well as getting access to amazing documentaries and lectures, you are also helping us to save historic churches in the process.
Learn more here: bit.ly/3DK71N4
I hope to one day visit several East Anglian villages where various family members had lived long ago. That being a costly and remote hope, I was very pleased to find this effort. Thank you
Absolutely delightful!
..also, sorry.. if you're in south wales, a trip to st teilo's church, part of the collection of historic buildings at st fagans, national museum of wales.. Very Interesting 🙂
thankyou for sharing this video.
Fantastic video, looking forward to seeing more. Also, marvellous mug at 0.38. Trying to guess which it is!
It is an Emma Bridewater mug of St Barnabas Jericho, Oxford
@@TheChurchesConservationTrust Excellent, thank you very much!
Love this, but did anyone else think 'shut the door' when he went in?
… first rate : thank you .