Church in England
The Church of St Andrew in Rippingale, Lincolnshire, England, is a Grade I–listed Anglican church. The earliest phase of the church dates back to the mid-13th Century.[1][2]
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North Kesteven | |
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South Kesteven |
- St Martin's, Ancaster
- St James' Church, Aslackby
- All Saints, Barrowby
- St Peter and St Paul's, Belton
- St Andrew's, Billingborough
- Bourne Abbey
- St Vincent's, Caythorpe
- St John the Evangelist, Corby Glen
- St Andrew's, Folkingham
- St Nicholas', Fulbeck
- St Wulfram's, Grantham
- St Mary and St Peter's, Harlaxton
- St Medardus and St Gildardus, Little Bytham
- St Guthlac's, Market Deeping
- St Andrew's, Rippingale
- St Peter's, Ropsley
- All Saints', Stamford
- St George's, Stamford
- St John the Baptist's, Stamford (redundant)
- St Martin's, Stamford
- St Mary's, Stamford
- St Paul's, Stamford
- St Andrew and St Mary's, Stoke Rochford
- St Bartholomew's, Welby
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South Holland | |
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Boston | |
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East Lindsey |
- St Wilfrid's, Alford
- St Michael's, Burwell
- St Mary's, North Cockerington
- St Benedict's, Haltham-on-Bain (redundant)
- St Peter's, Holton-Le-Clay
- St Mary's, Horncastle
- St James', Louth
- St Helen's, North Thoresby
- All Saints, Saltfleetby
- St Botolph's, Skidbrooke
- St Peter's, South Somercotes
- All Saints, Theddlethorpe
- St Martin's, Waithe
- St John the Baptist's, Yarburgh
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West Lindsey | |
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North Lincolnshire | |
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North East Lincolnshire | |
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