What is Church Recording?
It
is making records of the contents of
churches which are a catalogue of secular and ecclesiastical
art - memorials,
metalwork, woodwork, windows, etc. NADFAS members have
recorded
over 1000 churches but numerous churches in The
work of Church Recorders has
a high reputation
amongst outside bodies. The KEDFAS
Church Recorders,
under the Group
Leadership of Mrs Benedicta FitzGerald, Mrs 
Veronica Barford
and Dr David Radford have handed
over all the completed Church Records of Holy Trinity,
Salcombe (picture left)
Veronica Barford
and Dr David Radford have handed
over all the completed Church Records of Holy Trinity,
Salcombe (picture left)St Nicholas and
St Cyriac, South Pool (right) and All Saints Church,
Thurlestone. Primarily
these Records are for the church, but photocopies
are given to the Diocesan archives, the libraries
of the V&A Museum Scotland
You do not need to be knowledgeable about Church furnishings: groups are supported by a team of experienced recorders and training days are held locally.
To
find out more about
the great enjoyment of working with
others, constantly learning, making unexpected discoveries and
producing a
worthwhile piece of work, contact Dr Malcolm Waite, KEDFAS
Chairman,