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St Nicholas church is located in Dilham, a small rural Norfolk village five miles west of Stalham, close to the end of navigation of the famous Norfolk Broads.

St Nichola's church is located in Potter Heigham, a Norfolk village close to the River Thurne, and with the redoubtful highlight for every boater on the Norfolk Broads, the medieval Potter Higham Bridge.

St Nicholas Church traces its roots to the 7th century. Evidence suggest that the early church was made from wood and thatched with reeds. It was reconstructed in the 12th century using stone and flint. However, the 1605-06 high floods inundated the church. The present building was completed in 1614. In 1714, the tower was added at the suggestion of Queen Anne.

St Nicholas is a Catholic church building in the Flemish village of Westkapelle. The first church dedicated to this saint was founded in the 12th century. The current St Nicholas Church was completely rebuilt in 2018 after the previous building collapsed as a consequence of a fire.

St Nicholas church is located in Shereford, a Norfolk village in a rural setting about 2 miles west of Fakenham.

St Nicolas is an ancient and beautiful church, which was founded before the Norman Conquest, being recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086. There is surviving Saxon work in the nave walls and a later Gothic choir and wooden chancel screen, but the church's glory is the fine mid 12th century stone carving under the sturdy Norman tower.

St Nikolai's Church, formerly also Halmstad Church, dates from the 15th century, as it was first mentioned in 1432. The building escaped the great fire of 1619 and is, therefore, one of the few buildings to have been preserved from before. During the restoration of 1869-1872, the church received its present exterior cladding of yellow facade tiles. Previously it had a red-tiled façade, which was whitewashed around 1815. Today, this older facade is hidden behind the yellow brick. The present interior was added after an extensive restoration in 1938-1941 in order to reinforce the medieval character.

St Nikolaus-Kapelle is located in Achern, a small town in Baden-Württemberg about halfway between Baden-Baden and Offenburg. It is called “Klauskirchl” locally.

St Ninian's Church is a clandestine historical Catholic church. Built in 1755, it is the oldest Catholic church built in Scotland after the Reformation. In the tradition of barn churches, St Ninian's was given the appearance of a long, low barn. The church has a simple whitewashed interior with a fireplace and a single large room. A reused door with Corinthian columns leads from the fireplace and the baptistery to the church itself. The simple wooden benches and the confessional are painted grey. A simple octagonal pulpit with soundboard dates from 1787. The building was restored in 1951.

Altarnon parish church is known as 'the cathedral of the moors'. St Nonna was the mother of St David and left her native Wales around the year 527. Nonna was one of many Celtic missionaries who passed through Cornwall on their way to Europe in the 6th and 7th centuries.