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Shapinsay Kirk
North Church, Shapinsay, KW17 2EA
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Sleep in Shapinsay Kirk, Church of Scotland and a member of the Presbytery of North East and Northern Isles.
We have been worshipping in our building since 1892. The building was modernised in 2012 and now provides a warm, welcoming and flexible space for the whole community to enjoy.
Pilgrims travelling along St Magnus Way end up in Kirkwall. You can then make a short hop by ferry to Shapinsay (only 25 minutes) and extend your pilgrimage experience to include the Shapinsay Reflective Routes.
There are modern kitchen facilities and a well-appointed toilet with handbasin for pilgrim use.
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Britain’s Pilgrim Places
This listing is an extract from Britain’s Pilgrim Places, written by Nick Mayhew-Smith and Guy Hayward and featuring hundreds of similar spiritually charged sites and landscapes from across Britain.
Proceeds from sale of the book directly support the British Pilgrimage Trust, a non-profit UK charity. Thank you.
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