Church of St Peter, Brampford Speke

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Location map | Photos | Churchwardens
Brampford Speke church is open daily 10:00am to 4:00pm. [if you intend to make a visit to any of our Churches, please contact the Churchwarden in advance to ensure the Church is open].
There has been a church at Brampford Speke for at least 900 years. Located on the red sandstone cliff overlooking the River Exe, the church tower was built in the 1400s and would have been as familiar a landmark to people living 500 years ago as it is today.
As part of the Netherexe Mission Community we are committed to maintaining a worshipping, witnessing community in our parish and to making the gospel known to people of all ages and backgrounds. The church is open throughout the day and visitors are most welcome.
Useful links:
- Visitor’s guide to the church
- More information about the church, including interior photographs
- Entry in Wikipedia about the Reverend George Cornelius Gorham, vicar of the parish from 1851 to 1857
Our churchwardens are:

