About Us


St Mary's Church has two Sunday services: the first Sunday of the month, our easy to follow All-Age service, and the third Sunday of the month a Holy Communion service.  Both start at the regular time of 9.30am and refreshments are available after the service. 

 Although the church remains locked at other times, the churchyard is always open and you are very welcome to wander round and perhaps sit for a while on the bench and enjoy the calm and fresh air. Information about the church can be found in the leaflet dispenser on the church gate.

 We look forward to welcoming our regular congregation, and if you are new to the village, or a visitor, you will be very welcome to join us.                                                                                                                                                                                               

Services in February 2024: (all services start at 9.30 am)

Sunday 4th  - All-Age Service (Rev'd Mel Takac) 

Sunday 18th -  Holy Communion Service (Rev'd Ian White)

Refreshments will be served after all our services.

Services in March 2024:

Sunday 3rd March - All-Age Service (rev'd Mel Takac)

Sunday 17th March - Holy Communion Service (Rev'd Ian White)

Sunday 31st March - Easter Sunday - There will be an Easter Day Benefice Service at St Leonard's Church, Horringer, starting at 10.00am, when the six parishes of the Benefice will meet to celebrate Easter Day. This will also be a farewell service for Rev'd Canon Max Osborne, who is leaving the Benefice to take up a new post with the Benefice of Anglesey.

Our 9.30am Eucharist service is a welcoming, uncomplicated service for everyone, whether or not you are a regular confirmed churchgoer; a chance perhaps to make space to enjoy a short time of quiet. Our 'user friendly' Holy Communion service booklet (Common Worship) is being used across the Horringer Benefice. The service lasts about 40 minutes and is followed by coffee, tea, biscuits and the opportunity to chat with other members of the congregation.

 Children are most welcome to all our services, and we have a box of toys and a selection of children's books for them to borrow. There is a small carpeted area at the back of the church if required. Small percussion instruments are available for children to play during the hymns.

A small private car park is situated adjacent to the church for use by church-goers and visitors to the churchyard where you are welcome to enjoy the peace and tranquillity, and sit for a while on the bench. 

Debbie Mallinson  Churchwarden

Marian Clayton  Churchwarden