Haxey Parish Church is the largest church building in the Axholme Deanery, and known as the "Cathedral of the Isle". There is evidence of Norman, Early English and Perpendicular styles of architectures. Notable features include six bells and a rare, ancient carillion which plays three hymn tunes. The organ is a fine instrument, much appreciated by professional organists. The kneelers and Stations of the Cross banners are interesting examples of needlework. The church and parish of Haxey are mentioned in the Domesday Book, and in 1991, the church held a 900 years celebration.
As you can see from our programme,St.Nicholas is an active forward looking church catering for all types of worship.We are a warm friendly congregation of 60 to 70 people at our normal Sunday morning Services. We believe that God loves us and loves you. Why not come and see for yourself. Feel free to join us at any of our events, you will be made welcome, but not overpowered.As well as our Sunday services, we have a full and active programme including a youth group, Sunday School, and a Mothers Union. For details of all of these see our calendar of events. Our Church building is normally open between10am and 3pm from March to October.

Load map in Google Maps

Questions about this entry