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SUMMARY:Victorian Gothic Diversity. Visit three churches with Peter Hughes
DESCRIPTION:With Peter Hughes on Saturday 16 September you can enjoy three extraordinarily different Victorian Gothic churches in West Oxfordshire.  St Mary’s Freeland (1866-71) is an extravaganza of high church decoration orchestrated by J L Pearson (who also designed St.Augustine\, Kilburn\, and Truro Cathedral). The mural decoration and stained glass are by the well-known firm of Clayton and Bell. (The depiction of the Flight into Egypt featured on our Christmas card in 2015). We then go on to the exactly contemporary but very different St Michael’s in Leafield (1860-74) by Sir George Gilbert Scott. This is large and austere and relies for its impact on architectural form\, not surface decoration. Finally after a pub lunch  we visit the very peculiar but again contemporary St John the Evangelist in Hailey\, designed by Clapton Crabbe Rolfe\, the 21-year old son of the vicar. It was described at the time by the diocesan architect\, G.E. Street\, as ‘needlessly eccentric’\, and in her Guide to the Churches of Oxfordshire Jennifer Sherwood describes it as undigested High Victorian brutalism. All this at a cost of £20 (to include pub lunch but not drinks)
URL:https://ohct.org.uk/event/victorian-gothic-diversity-visit-three-churches-with-peter-hughes/
LOCATION:St Mary the Virgin Church\, Wroslyn Road\, Freeland\, Oxfordshire\, OX298AZ\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Evening visit to Cassington with Holly Kilpatrick
DESCRIPTION:Holly Kilpatrick is organising another of her popular evening visits to a church followed by a pub supper; this time in Cassington on 17 August. We will be welcomed to the spectacular small Norman church of St Peter’s by John Hemingway\, the church warden\, who will tell us about the church and the village\, before we all troop off to the Chequers for a convivial pub supper. Places are limited by the size of the pub\, so do not delay booking at £20 a head (includes food but not drink)\nPlease note that the venue for this event is St Peter’s Church in Cassington and not Dorchester Abbey as stated
URL:https://ohct.org.uk/event/evening-visit-cassington-with-holly-kilpatrick/
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SUMMARY:OHCT Annual Meeting of Members
DESCRIPTION:All members welcome. The agenda is here. \nThe full Statutory Annual Report and Accounts will be posted here as soon as they are available. Meanwhile the summary of the accounts and the Chairman’s and Treasurer’s reports are in the Annual Review which has been sent to members but which can also be found here. Our Statutory Annual Report and Accounts can be found here \nAfterwards we will visit Hook Norton’s fascinating old Baptist church (we have just awarded it a grant of £16\,000). We will then go on to visit briefly St Giles’ in Wigginton and St Andrew’s in Great Rollright before returning to St Peter’s for tea and Evensong. No booking is needed\, but you will be asked to contribute towards the cost of the tea.
URL:https://ohct.org.uk/event/ohct-annual-meeting-of-members/
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SUMMARY:Christianity in the Middle East: Reasons for Hope & Despair
DESCRIPTION:Christianity in the Middle East: Reasons for Hope & Despair Wolfson Lecture by Gerard Russell MBE \nOur Chairman writes: our lecturer Gerard Russell is now a writer and strategic consultant but was formerly a colleague of mine in the Diplomatic Service. He speaks Arabic and Dari and has lived and worked in Cairo\, Jerusalem\, Baghdad\, Kabul\, and Jeddah. In 2014 to critical acclaim he published Heirs to Forgotten Kingdoms; Journeys into the Disappearing Religions of the Middle East. I am sure that he will be happy to answer questions about the Yazidis\, Mandaeans or Samaritans but for his talk he has chosen the title “Christianity in the Middle East: Reasons for Hope and Despair” . Sadly it is a very topical subject and I am sure that it will be a fascinating evening\nThe lecture will be followed by a reception. If the weather is fine I hope we can be down on the lawns by the river. That should be quite lovely. The lecture itself\, however\, will be the main attraction.
URL:https://ohct.org.uk/event/wolfson-lecture-with-gerard-russell/
LOCATION:Wolfson College\, Linton Road\, Oxford\, OX2 6UD\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170624
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SUMMARY:Stained Glass in Oxford with Sarah Brown of the York Glaziers Trust
DESCRIPTION:Please note that this event is now FULLY BOOKED \nOn 24 June we are very fortunate to have a study day on Oxford’s stained glass with Sarah Brown\, Director of the York Glaziers Trust\, the oldest and largest specialist stained glass conservation studio in Britain.  In her article on our website (www.ohct.org.uk/sarah) Sarah noted that the chapels of Merton College\, Christ Church\, New College\, All Souls and Balliol preserve some of the most important glazing schemes of the 14th\, 15th and 16th centuries anywhere in Europe. Sarah will give us a talk followed by a guided tour of some of these.
URL:https://ohct.org.uk/event/stained-glass-in-oxford-with-sarah-brown-of-the-york-glaziers-trust/
LOCATION:Balliol College\, Broad Street\, Oxford\, OX1 3BJ\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Organs and Architecture with David Warr and Charles Mould Day 2
DESCRIPTION:Please note that this event is now FULLY BOOKED \nOn 19 and 20 May David Warr is leading another of his very popular church tours but this time he will be accompanied by Charles Mould who will also be talking about and playing the various organs en route.  Blenheim are very kindly letting us in specially to listen to a demonstration of the magnificent Father Willis organ in the even more magnificent Library. That will be a particularly rare privilege. We go on from there to lovely Great Tew – which has the sad distinction of having suffered three lead thefts from its roof – and the interesting Blomfield church at Heythrop. \n 
URL:https://ohct.org.uk/event/organs-and-architecture-with-david-warr-and-charles-mould/
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SUMMARY:Organs and Architecture with David Warr and Charles Mould Day 1
DESCRIPTION:Please note that this event is FULLY BOOKED \nOn 19 and 20 May David Warr is leading another of his very popular church tours but this time he will be accompanied by Charles Mould who will also be talking about and playing the various organs en route.  Blenheim are very kindly letting us in specially to listen to a demonstration of the magnificent Father Willis organ in the even more magnificent Library. That will be a particularly rare privilege. We go on from there to lovely Great Tew – which has the sad distinction of having suffered three lead thefts from its roof – and the interesting Blomfield church at Heythrop \n 
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