Medieval life of Willingham Church

for 2 hours
St Mary & All Saints. Willingham
Church Street Willingham, CB24 5HS, United Kingdom

News of another event that promises to be really fascinating - organised by the Friends of Willingham Church. The event will include a talk by a Medieval history enthusiast, live music from the Bards of Flintheath and homemade cakes and refreshments in the Octagon. Tickets at £5.00/head can be reserved by emailing [email protected]

St Mary & All Saints. Willingham

Our weekly Sunday gathering takes place at 11.00 am in the church or, on the 2nd Sunday for Cafe Church, in the Octagon hall behind the church building. Holy Communion services are held on the 1st and 3rd Sundays in the month and a service of Morning Prayer in the traditional Book of Common Prayer language is held on the 4th Sunday. 

The church is part of the 5folds benefice and our services are led by various ministers (ordained and lay) who form our benefice Ministry Team. 

The church is open most days from 10.00am to 4.00pm. Any expected closures will normally be posted onto our Facebook page, so please check there to avoid any disappointment if you plan to visit. Thank you

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Colin Smith, Team Administrator

Colin Smith, Administrator
01954 203459
Revd Ed Green
01954 716894
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Medieval life of Willingham Church

for 2 hours
St Mary & All Saints. Willingham
Church Street Willingham, CB24 5HS, United Kingdom

News of another event that promises to be really fascinating - organised by the Friends of Willingham Church. The event will include a talk by a Medieval history enthusiast, live music from the Bards of Flintheath and homemade cakes and refreshments in the Octagon. Tickets at £5.00/head can be reserved by emailing [email protected]

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