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		<title>Welcome to All Saints&#8217; Church</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Cross, Melbourn All Saint’s Church situated at the Cross in the centre of Melbourn, has an interesting history dating back to the 12th century. It has not only stood through turbulent political times but also endured extensive alterations to its structure and appearance. Its support by the Argentines (Lords of the Manor) in the [...]]]></description>
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<h4>The Cross, Melbourn</h4>
<p><strong>All Saint’s Church</strong> situated at the Cross in the centre of  Melbourn, has an interesting history dating back to the 12th century. It  has not only stood through turbulent political times but also endured  extensive alterations to its structure and appearance. Its support by  the Argentines (Lords of the Manor) in the 1300s, whose family had a  private chapel within the church in those days and other noble families  of the village from the past, give us an insight of the life and times  through the ages.<br />
The church today is also well supported and its members are active  fundraisers for the upkeep and maintenance of its structure. The  Reverend Andrew O’Brien has played a major role in the process of the  construction of a new church hall to which the villagers have  contributed to in the form of donations. Its completion is hoped to be  in the near future.</p>
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