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[[Image:St Thomas P1010008.JPG|thumb|right|100px|Parish Church of St Thomas The Apostle]]
[[Image:St Thomas P1010008.JPG|thumb|right|100px|Parish Church of St Thomas The Apostle]]


There has been a church in [[Bedhampton]] since 1086<ref> [http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.asp?compid=41945 Historical Research]</ref>. The present parish church, St Thomas The Apostle <ref> [http://www.bedhamptonparish.org.uk/ Parish Web-Site]</ref>, situated in Old Bedhampton, dates from the 12th century <ref> Burrows,D '''A History of the The Church of St Thomas The Apostle with St Nicholas Church Centre''' (1998, Bedhampton, St Thomas Parish)</ref>. In 1953 a church centre was built, and dedicated to St Nicholas. There are also a [[Methodist]] church, a modern building in Hulbert Road replacing an earlier primitive chapel by the station, and a [[Gospel Hall]], built between 1901 and 19022 with funds provided by local benefactress Miss Meiklam <ref> Palmer,A '''Hidden Bedhampton''' (2000, Bedhampton, Bedhampton Society) </ref>, within the parish boundary.
There has been a church in [[Bedhampton]] since 1086<ref> [http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.asp?compid=41945 Historical Research]</ref>. The present parish church, St Thomas The Apostle <ref> [http://www.bedhamptonparish.org.uk/ Parish Web-Site]</ref>, situated in Old Bedhampton, dates from the 12th century <ref> Burrows,D '''A History of the The Church of St Thomas The Apostle with St Nicholas Church Centre''' (1998, Bedhampton, St Thomas Parish)</ref>. In 1953 a church centre was built, and dedicated to St Nicholas. There are also a [[Methodist]] church, a modern building in Hulbert Road replacing an earlier primitive chapel by the station, and a [[Gospel Hall]], built between 1901 and 1922 with funds provided by local benefactress Miss Meiklam <ref> Palmer,A '''Hidden Bedhampton''' (2000, Bedhampton, Bedhampton Society) </ref>, within the parish boundary.


[[Image:Bedhampton Gospel Hall P1010027.JPG|thumb|left|100px|Bedhampton Gospel Hall]]
[[Image:Bedhampton Gospel Hall P1010027.JPG|thumb|left|100px|Bedhampton Gospel Hall]]

Revision as of 22:50, 30 September 2008

Some include St Josephs R.C. Church here (because of its proximity to Bedhampton railway station) but most do not[1].


Bedhampton Methodist Church
Parish Church of St Thomas The Apostle

There has been a church in Bedhampton since 1086[2]. The present parish church, St Thomas The Apostle [3], situated in Old Bedhampton, dates from the 12th century [4]. In 1953 a church centre was built, and dedicated to St Nicholas. There are also a Methodist church, a modern building in Hulbert Road replacing an earlier primitive chapel by the station, and a Gospel Hall, built between 1901 and 1922 with funds provided by local benefactress Miss Meiklam [5], within the parish boundary.

Bedhampton Gospel Hall
St Nicholas Church Centre

Notes

  1. ^ Houseley,C A History of the Catholic Church in Havant ( 2000, Havant, St Josephs Church) ISBN 0953935205
  2. ^ Historical Research
  3. ^ Parish Web-Site
  4. ^ Burrows,D A History of the The Church of St Thomas The Apostle with St Nicholas Church Centre (1998, Bedhampton, St Thomas Parish)
  5. ^ Palmer,A Hidden Bedhampton (2000, Bedhampton, Bedhampton Society)