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The following website links are associated with All Saints'
Church.
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Church
of England |
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Link to the
homepage for the Church of England.
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The Prayer
Book Society |
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Home to the
society that promotes and preserves the use of the Book of
Common Prayer (1662).
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St
Peter's Church |
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All Saints is
part of the "All Saints with St Katharine & St Peter in
Northampton" Parish in the Church of England. All that remains
of St Katharine's Church is the Churchyard, and a stone
marking the site of the High Altar. The Great War Memorial
Board from St Katharine's can be seen in the Coffee Shop.
We no longer maintain weekly services at St Peter's Church,
which is managed by The Churches Conservation Trust, but do
take our Sunday Choral Evensong service there about three
times a year.
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Northampton Borough Council |
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Information
about the council and town of Northampton, including details
on local services.
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We are proud to be a partner
of the Northamptonshire Music Education Hub, of which
Northamptonshire Music and Performing Arts Trust is the lead
partner.
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The Diocese of Peterborough |
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Information
on our Diocese.
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Wikipedia - All Saints' Church |
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Information
on All Saints' Church provided by this online encyclopedia.
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Richborough Episcopal Area |
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All Saints is a "Resolution C"
Parish and its pastoral responsibility and sacramental
ministry is maintained by The Rt. Revd. Norman Banks, Bishop of Richborough.
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In the last
decade our Organ and Choral Scholars have moved from All
Saints to: |
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The Royal
College of Music;
Magdalen College, Oxford;
The Queen's College, Oxford;
Robinson College, Cambridge;
Wells Cathedral;
Lichfield Cathedral;
The Cathedral and Abbey Church of St Alban;
St
George's Cathedral, Perth, Australia;
St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne, Australia.
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Cathedral Music |
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A website
dedicated to choral music through the churches of England.
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Churches of Northampton |
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Website
featuring a collection of photos of churches in Northampton
and the surrounding area. |
