Parish of Kidlington with Hampton Poyle
Parish of Kidlington
with Hampton Poyle
Welcome
Welcome to the Anglican Parish of Kidlington with Hampton Poyle, in the Diocese of Oxford.
Kidlington is one of the largest villages in England. Although only six miles north of Oxford, parishioners are proud of our community life and our independence from the city. The village is served by two churches: the mediaeval Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin, at the eastern side; and The Church of St John the Baptist at the southern end. Separated from Kidlington by the meadows of the River Cherwell is Hampton Poyle, a hamlet served by another church dedicated to St Mary the Virgin.
The churches were built for all in the community, and have been used day in and day out for close to 800 years. The doors of the two St Mary's are open each day and you are welcome to come in and enjoy the ancient spaces. There are many interesting things to see. The chapel at St John's is open each weekday morning for quiet prayer. Use the quiet spaces to sit, think, pray, light a candle, and listen for God — or join us at any of our services.
On Sunday
18th Sunday after Trinity
Harvest Festivals
30th September 2018
♦Service Times
For events, services, & announcements see our
♦ Diary & Notices
The Hub
♦Community Hub
The Hub runs and hosts child and carer groups, mostly at St John's in the Broadway, but also in St Mary's in Church St.
Activities
♦Activities & Groups
Our three churches act as one in organising events, activities and groups --- from flowers to fellowship, and back.
Music
♦ Music at St Mary's
Music plays a strong role in Kidlington's community life and in worship. St Mary's is an ideal venue for concerts year round.
Clergy Pages
♦ Meet the Clergy
Our Clergy Team serve at all the churches in rotation. Find out who's who, and find links to selected sermons and talks.
Kidlington Team Ministry
seeks to serve the communities of Kidlington and Hampton Poyle for their own sake ... to respond to God's call to recognize and establish the Kingdom of God in the minds and lives of local people ... by faith and trust in God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit.