Welcome to the web page for
the village parish church of
St Nicholas, Chearsley.
 John and Anna Wynburne |
Chearsley church contacts: Vicar: Revd John Wynburne 01844 201424 e-mail: revwynburne@btinternet.com We are blessed to have a new Vicar, the Reverend John Wynburne, who is responsible for the parishes of Long Crendon and Nether Winchendon as well as Chearsley. Licensed Lay Minister: John Scholefield 01844 208402 e-mail: llm.chearsley@tesco.net Churchwardens: John Daish 01844 208712 Alicia Howard 01844 208036 |
 St Nicholas Church |
Monthly Sunday service
schedule at St Nicholas, Chearsley
You are welcome to join us at any of our services in St Nicholas:
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1st Sunday of each month Family Communion A modern service from Common Worship with hymns |
10:00 am |
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2nd Sunday of each month Morning Celebration A lay led, family friendly, informal, service Evensong (BCP) Traditional evening service |
10:00 am 6:00 pm |
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3rd Sunday of each month Holy Communion A service from Common Worship, without hymns |
9:00 am |
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4th Sunday of each month Family Service A family friendly service |
10:00 am |
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1st and 3rd Sundays of each month Junior Church (for children) On the first Sunday of each month, the children join the start of the Communion service, before leaving for Junior church, and rejoining the congregation at the end of the service |
10:00 am |
We look forward to seeing you!
You are always welcome to worship at any Church of England church. Please see
our Parish Magazine aCross for details of services in the other churches in our
benefice.
If you want to know whether you might be able to get
married at St Nicholas, please contact the Vicar and and also see the Church of England
rules!
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Notes about Weddings:
If you want to marry in your local CofE church, visit
www.achurchnearyou.com to
find a church in your area, or,
Click Here to see the Church of England’s 'where
to find us' section.
However, we know that you might like to marry in a different church because it
has special significance for you through family or other special connections. An
engaged couple can now do just that if either of you can show just
one of the
following seven connections with the parish.
That one of you:
• was baptised in the parish concerned or
• was prepared for confirmation in the parish or
• has at any time lived in the parish for a period of at least 6 months or
• has at any time regularly gone to normal church services in the parish church for a period of at least 6 months or
That one of your parents, at any time after you were born:
• has lived in the parish for a period of at least 6 months or
• has regularly gone to normal church services in the parish church for a period of at least 6 months or
That one of your parents or grandparents:
• was married in the parish
In all cases involving church services - i.e. going to normal church services, baptism, confirmation or marriage - this applies only to Church of England services. Even if you cannot demonstrate any of the above connections, we want to help you explore whether it may still be possible for you to marry in your special church. Talk to the Vicar well in advance to discuss the options open to you.
If you're marrying in a special church that's not where you live, your
local church would still love to support you as you prepare for the wedding, and
afterwards too.
Updated: 24th April 2010