The church of S Giles, Reading

Floor Plan of the Church

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Photos of our Church

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S. Giles is one of the three mediaeval parish churches in the town centre of Reading, the County Town of Berkshire. Reading itself is notable for its Abbey, founded by Henry 1 in 1121, which became one of the largest and most important in England. It was dissolved by Henry VIII and on 14 November 1539 the Abbot and a small group of supporters which included a Vicar of S. Giles, John Eynon, were executed for refusing to acknowledge the King as Head of the Church in England.

Ancient faith. Alive today.

Southampton Street, Reading
Post: S Giles Vicarage, Church St, Reading, Berks, RG1 2SB
(0118)9572831 sgiles.vicar (at) gmail.com

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