Churches across Norfolk are being given grants totalling more than £60,000 for repairs.
The 16 grants range from £500 to £10,000 to St Mary the Virgin's church at Pulham, near Harleston, which faces a total repair bill of more than £103,000 including work to the roof and replacing timbers.
The Norfolk Churches Trust also made four awards of £5,000 at its latest quarterly meeting.
These included an urgent appeal to help fund the £51,000 cost of repairs to the east chancel wall of All Saints, Wreningham, near Attleborough.
And in west Norfolk, St Peter's at Wolferton, near King's Lynn, has asked for a contribution towards the £115,000 cost of repairs to all its roofs on the north side of the church.
Two grants, each of £7,000, were also made to St Mary and All Saints, Newton by Castleacre, towards the £21,000 cost of roof repairs and to help with the £182,000 cost of re-thatching All Saints, Old Buckenham.
Michael Sayer, chairman of the trust's grants committee, said that the total amount of funding requested for repairs from these churches stood at almost £250,000.
While many churches had managed to raise some funds and donations from other charities, there was a major challenge to bridge the gap in funding, said Mr Sayer.
The grants committee also agreed a £5,000 grant to St Andrew, Hoe, near Dereham towards the £12,312 cost of repairing the nave window, the porch roof and replacing the tower's guttering and downpipes.
Grants
£500 to St Mary, Beechamwelll, near Swaffham
£700 – Holy Trinity, Ingham, near Stalham
£1,000 – St Edmund, Hunstanton and St Mary, Whissonsett, near Dereham
£2,000 - St Botolph, Barford, near Norwich, St Helen, Gateley, near Fakenham and St Andrew, Saxthorpe, near Holt
£3,000 – to St Andrew, Colton, near Norwich
£4,000 – St Peter, Weasenham, near Fakenham
£5,000 – St Giles, Bradfield, near North Walsham, St Bartholomew, Sloley, near North Walsham, St Peter, Wolferton, near King's Lynn and All Saints, Wreningham, near Norwich.
£7,000 – St Mary and All Saints, Newton by Castle Acre, All Saints, Old Buckenham.
£10,000 – St Mary the Virgin, Pulham, near Harleston.
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