Place of worship – The Quiet Garden Movement

St Mary and St Gabriel Quiet Garden

The Parish Church of St Mary and St Gabriel occupies a superb position in South Harting, looking South towards the nearby Downs.

St Bride’s Churchyard Quiet Garden

St Bride’s is a Grade I Listed Church, tucked away behind Fleet Street and surrounded by its ancient churchyard.

St Mary’s Church, Gladestry Quiet Garden

The natural beauty of the garden is the circular lawn with a path, surrounded by a border of tall scot pine trees on all sides. There is plenty of seating…

St Peter’s Monkseaton Church Quiet Garden

The church garden is a peaceful, well-maintained space designed for quiet reflection and prayer

St Asaph Cathedral Quiet Garden

St Asaph Cathedral is open to the public 365 days a year.

St John the Baptist Church

The garden is situated in the south aspect of the church graves area.

Rookhow Quaker Meeting House & woodland

Quakers’ Wood is an example of a North Atlantic rainforest with 12 acres of ancient oak woodland

St Mary’s Quiet Garden

This well kept churchyard is surrounded by open fields and is an oasis of tranquility. It is always open. The C13th church is open by arrangement.

St Bartholomew Quiet Garden

Home to sustainable church flowers

All Saints South Hobart

The garden of the Parish of All Saints Hobarth has four areas.

St Margaret’s Chapel and Magdalene Almshouses

One is nearer God’s heart in a garden than anywhere else on earth.
Dorothy Frances Gurney

Castlehold Baptist Church

The Quiet Garden, Beverley Minster

A small, tranquil walled garden tucked away to the side of the Parish Centre at Beverley Minster.

Driffield Methodist Church

The Quiet Garden is to be found at the front, rear and side of the Church

St James Churchyard Quiet Garden

St James Old Milverton is a small rural church blessed with a beautiful, tranquil setting on the edge of the built-up areas of Leamington Spa, Warwick and Kenilworth.