St James' Church '˜back to normal' after repairs

Church-goers in Louth are preparing to move back into St James' Church after it was closed for more than a month for repairs.
St James' Church in Louth.St James' Church in Louth.
St James' Church in Louth.

As reported previously, the Church had to close for most of January and February due to repairs to the heading system and the discovery of asbestos lagging in underground piping which has now been treated.

In a statement this week, Reverend Nick Brown said: “The heating has been on in St James’ for the last few days and the church is beginning to warm up – even to feel comfortable!

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“The vergers have also spent a lot of time and energy in getting things back into order, and we are now ready to move back into our normal home after our extended absence in Church House.”

He added: “As we celebrate returning to the main church building, next weekend offers a chance to gather and meet together. Not only will there be the normal morning service on Sunday, but at Evensong we hope to dedicate the new display of the Anglo-Saxon ‘Louth Cross’ – do come along to see this and thank both those who have undertaken the work and those who have helped finance it.

“Also, on Saturday (from 10.30am), we welcome the Café Church team.

“Do drop in for refreshments and a chat.”