Churches in Stamford:     All Saints'     Browne's Hospital     Christ Church     King's Cafe     Stamford & District     Stamford Free Church     St George's     St John's     St Martin's     St Mary and St Augustine's     St Mary's     Strict Baptist Chapel     The Salvation Army     Trinity Methodist     United Reformed Church  No longer churches:     St Michael's     St Paul's  No longer standing:     All Saints Beyond the Bridge     General Baptists     Holy Trinity / St Stephen's     Nonconformist Chapels     St Andrew's     St Clement's     St Mary Bynnewerk     St Michael Cornstall     St Peter's

Browne's Hospital Location: Broad Street, Stamford Minister: The Revd D B Harley Phone: 01780 763403 Services on Wednesday: 10am Browne's Hospital is an Ancient almshouse founded in 1475 by wool merchant William Browne. The hospital is still in use today to accommodate about 12 alms persons. The hospital is noted nationally for the medieval stained glass and the medieval buildings are normally open in the summer at weekends with various exhibitions. From the inception of the alms house services have been held in the chantry chapel which adjoins the mediaeval accommodation. A Holy Communion service takes place every Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock and all residents and visitors are welcome.

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