Friends of Friendless Churches was set up in 1957 to save disused but beautiful old places of worship of architectural a...
Friends of Friendless Churches was set up in 1957 to save disused but beautiful old places of worship of architectural and historical interest from demolition, decay and unsympathetic conversion. It is an independent, non-denominational charity which cares for 60 redundant places of worship across England and Wales, and has helped hundreds more.
Over the centuries, churches have fallen out of use for many reasons. But we believe that these buildings represent the spiritual and artistic investment of generations, that they belong to all of us, and should be preserved for the future. We currently care for 60 places of worship in England and Wales
