Church of St Owen, Bromham, Bedfordshire

The stone building features plain glass windows facing south in the nave and stained glass windows in the chancel overlooking south and east sides.

Initially dedicated to St Andrew, the church was later rededicated to St Owen, who served as Bishop of Rouen between 610 and 684.

The church holds regular Sunday services shared between three parishes, maintaining a robed choir that performs with St Mary's ensemble.

Visitors can access the church outside service times by contacting the churchwarden or administrator to arrange entry through local keyholders.

A consecration cross from Saxon times remains visible on the structure, indicating the presence of earlier religious buildings on this location.

Location: Bromham

Inception: 13 century

GPS coordinates: 52.15030,-0.52010

Latest update: March 13, 2025 04:07