The 14th century building, with a fine 15th century clerestory, dominates a knoll at the top of the village, which had a population of 701 at the 2021 census. 

The parish is one of five comprising the Knightley Parishes, sharing one Rector, who with help maintains a varying schedule of services shown on the Services and Events page.  We welcome everyone to our services.   

During the period of the initial Coronavirus  Covid-19 pandemic, the church has had long periods of being totally closed.  From 19 July 2021, the church was open again everyday between 10am and 4pm.  We also had to close it from 29 January 2022 until 6 April 2022 while major restoration work was carried out to the roofs and higher masonry.  Do come and visit for quiet contemplation, prayer and exploring the heritage and history of the building over its 600 years.  There is a free Quick Guide leaflet and a £3 full History as well as illustrative boards of the Pew Platform and Roof Repair Projects.

The parish of Badby St Mary is committed to the safeguarding of children, young people and adults. 

Long distance paths - Knightley Way and Nene Way both start from the village.

We are presently without a vicar (interregnum)

9/5/2024