The building
Ludergshall lies on the edge of the Bernwode Forest and it remains, as it has done for
centuries, a typical English village. It still has working farms, with sheep and cattle
still occasionally driven across the green. Within this tranquil setting, a church has stood
on the site of St Mary's since 1080 and most probably before. Over the centuries many changes
have taken place allowing the buildings to develop into what you see and enjoy today.
 The nave looking west towards the door
 The doors to the Wesley Room
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Forthcoming eventsTuesday February 28th Ludgershall Coffee Morning
Don't forget Coffee Mornings in the Village Hall. We are on the Winter
Timings of the last Tuesday in each month from 10.30 until 12 noon.
Everyone is most welcome — pop in for a coffee and you will be sure
to find a familiar face and a warm greeting.
Lent Course led by Archdeacon Karen Gorham
'Seeing is believing' — exploring our faith through art.
8.00 p.m. in Brill Church
February 29th
March 14th
March 28th
Lent Course led by Archdeacon Karen Gorham
'Seeing is believing' — exploring our faith through art.
8.00 p.m. in Brill Church
March 14th
March 28th
Tuesday March 27thLudgershall Coffee Morning
Lent Course led by Archdeacon Karen Gorham
'Seeing is believing' — exploring our faith through art.
8.00 p.m. in Brill Church
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