Discover your deanery route for Kingdom Seeds in Local Soils.
As the routes are finalised in the next couple of weeks more and more detailed maps and instructions will appear on these pages. Please keep coming back to find out more. The walks will take us through some of the
most beautiful stretches of countryside as well as through areas of urban deprivation - places that we have made a special priority in our Transforming Church. Together strategy. When we travel through these different areas we will have the privilege of sharing stories of God's faithfulness and of transformed lives. In response we will be praying together with those we meet for God's blessing and strengthening. For renewed vision and hope.
Please note that routes will be updated regularly over the coming weeks to give more detail of timings, church and school visits, etc. At the moment we are anticipating that most days we will aim to start walking at about 10 am, apart from a few days when it may be earlier.
Accessibility
We will be publishing details of parts of the route that are suitable for wheelchairs or scooters once they have been finalised.
Toilets:
Today we start from Malmesbury Abbey and will make our way through the North Wiltshire countryside passing through a number of village parishes and finishing our walk in Chippenham where we will overnight at St Paul's Church. This will be the longest daily section of our route covering 15.3 miles so come prepared.
before crossing the A46 and entering the deer park of Dyrham Park. We descend the hillside to St Peter's Church, parts of which date from the 13th century. The parish is developing it as a pilgrimage destination and encounter.
Stops: St Peter’s Church (Dyrham), St Thomas à Becket Church (Pucklechurch), St James’ Church (Mangotsfield)
