St Mary, Fawley

Welcome to
St Mary, Fawley

RG9 6JA map

'Friends of Fawley Church' (Reg charity) have come together
to enhance the Church for the Community see leaflet
or website www.friendsoffawleychurch.org please contact fawleychurchfriends@gmail.com

Main Index

Who's Who?

Service Information

Children's Ministry

Church History & pics.

Visitor Information

Churchyard Carol Service 20.12.20

Animal blessing 12.5.19

Remembrance Sunday

Charles Gray, Christine Wells, and Harry Sloper received Maundy Money from The Queen at Christchurch Cathedral, Oxford 28.3.2013

What's on this month?
services in bold are at this church

The church will be open again for the Group Service at 10am on 3rd December.
There are churchyard prayers on Fridays at 12noon.

Sun 3 Dec	10am 6pm	Group Service, Here Advent Candlelit Service, Hambleden
Mon 4 Dec	7.30pm	Licensing of Revd Andy Storch, Hambleden
Sun 10 Dec	2pm 4pm	Wild Nativity, Northend Common Railway Nativity, Fawley Hill
Sun 17 Dec	4pm	Carol Service
Mon 25 Dec	11am	Family Communion
Sun 7 Jan 2024	10am	Group Service, Medmenham

Parish Review Achievable Targets

· To place an ‘A’ board outside the church to show the church is open, welcoming and alive

· To encourage people into the church by organising an evening visit and guided tour, which will include historical information and refreshments

· To have a book available in church for people to write their prayers; individual and personal prayer to be available in the Vestry after Communion

Description

The hamlet of Fawley is set on the plateau above the Hambleden Valley and has been in existence since Anglo Saxon times.

The church sits on a small rise above the village pond, at a junction of two tracks. It lies within a small enclosed churchyard with brick and flint walls. The lychgate, is a timber and tile structure. The two mausolea to the left of the path dominate the grassy churchyard.

The parish of Fawley was amalgamated with that of Hambleden in 1968 and now forms part of the Hambleden Group of Churches. Today the church is at the heart of village life. All are most welcome.

pic Hilary Beck-Burridge