St Madoc's Church, Haroldston West, Haverfordwest. Closed by the Church in Wales in 2022

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Details

Accessibility:

Sloping path with 3 steps towards Church with handrail.

Step to Sanctuary area of Church.

Brief description:

Ancient Anglican Church rebuilt in 1885.

2023; "St Madoc’s Church is a small, mostly medieval church, built on the site of a religious community founded in 583AD by St Madoc (also known as St Aidan) in a small, wooded valley near the coast.

Although restored in 1883, it retains much of the 12th-13th century foundations and walls, as well as a medieval font. Stained glass artwork includes memorials from the First World War and a 20th century depiction of St Madoc.

Closed by the Church in Wales in 2022, it remains a simple, atmospheric church with its origins in the Age of Saints.

For Open Doors, the church will be open between 11am and 4pm on Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 September, with members of the local community talking about their fight to save the church, the story of St Madoc and the history of the church, and recent rediscoveries in the churchyard."

https://cadw.gov.wales/open-doors-st-madoc-ferns-church-haroldston-west

Address:

Haverfordwest SA62 3NB

Email:


Phone:

01437 781809  (Vicar, The Rectory, Walton West, Little Haven SA62 3UB)

Website:

N/A

Directions:

Leave Haverfordwest westwards on A487.

At Simpsons Cross turn South Westwards towards Broadhaven. 

Keep on this road. Church is on left hand side in the village of Haroldston West.

OS SM866153

Opening Times:

Closed by the Church in Wales in 2022 Services were:

1st Sunday 11am, 2nd Sunday 6pm; 4th Sunday 6pm; 5th Sunday 11am.

Transport:

Coastal Cruiser Bus Service number 400 services Haroldston West Village.

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Amenities:

Cold drinks available.

Travel Information

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