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Brighton and Hove churches under threat
No. 15 March 2004
This special issue concentrates on the threats to Anglican churches in Brighton and Hove. The Diocese of Chichester has produced a report entitled 'Strengthening the Church for God's Mission' which complains of having 'too many splendid Victorian churches' and proposes getting rid of them.
The future of churches in Brighton and Hove
The Victorian Society's response
Pearson's Hove Churches Anthony Quineysings the praises of All Saints, Hove
St Martin, Brighton Peter Howell says its interior will take your breath away
St Peter, Brighton David Blissett tells the story of a church hailed in 1828 as one of the finest of modern times
Other churches threatened by the review
Who cares for churches?asks Trevor Cooper
The Manchester experience Teresa Sladen reports how another Diocese tackled the problem of redundant churches
House notes edited by Kit Wedd
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