Step inside, discover the quiet beauty of St Clement’s Church, and how much it has changed over the centuries.
Although our churchyard is busy, people are struck by its peace and beauty. Discover how Christians today remember their past with hope for the future.
John Le Brocq moved to the parish in the 1870s and farmed 12 acres of land close to the Rectory. He married Mary Ann Cabot, his neighbour’s daughter, and they had four children. By 1905, his wife and two of them were dead.
The window he donated in their memory is set up above the door at the west end of the nave and is designed by the firm of A. L. Moore & Sons, St Augustine House, 89 Southampton Row, London WC1 (whose best work may be seen in Ely Cathedral). The figure is King Solomon and he holds in his right hand the plans for his temple. We are not sure why John Le Brocq chose this theme. Did he have connections with Freemasonry, or are we being asked to contrast Solomon’s temple of stone with Jesus’ temple, which is built in human hearts?
09:00 Sunday
At St Nicholas Church, Grève d’Azette. Traditional service of Holy Communion from the Book of Common Prayer.
10:30 Sunday
Our main Sunday service at St Clement’s Parish Church.
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