About us
St. Andrew's Church, Wormingford is a friendly and welcoming community of people, meeting in our beautiful Grade 1-listed Church building which has been serving Wormingford since the 12th Century.
Our main service is at 11am each Sunday. It lasts about an hour, and is normally followed by refreshments.
Some services are traditional in format, and some quite informal, such as our Family Services and Festivals. But whether you pop in occasionally or become more involved, you'll get the same warm welcome.
Many people visit our Church building because of its age and beauty - and it's a lovely venue for weddings.
The Church is open to visitors every day from 9.00am to 5.00pm as well as Sundays, and we look forward to welcoming you -
whether to worship with us, for private prayer or to enjoy our beautiful surroundings.
You're welcome!
Reverend Heather Wilcox has been appointed as Priest in Charge of Wormingford and Mount Bures with Little Horkesley and of West Bergholt with Great Horkesley and Langham with Boxted.
Heather was previously the Team Rector for the Long Stratton and Pilgrim Team Ministry and Rural Dean of the Depwade Deanery in the Diocese of Norwich. She worked in nursing for 15 years prior to her ordination in 2008. Married to Geraint and with two grown up children, Megan and Luke, and a dog, Benji, Heather enjoys spending time with the family, taking walks and being creative.
our LEADERS:
Our Vicar
Canon Dr Ronald Blythe
CBE, MA
Reader Emeritus, now retired but still living locally
our PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL:
Being part of the Church of England, St. Andrew's Church, Wormingford is managed by the Parochial Church Council, elected by those on the Church's Electoral Roll. The Priest-in-Charge is Chairman, and the Council also includes:
Churchwardens: Michael Crisp and Richard Batterham
Secretary: Rosemary Stamp
Treasurer: Mary Batterham
Among many other roles in the Church, there are:
Deputy Churchwardens: Alex Eden and Anthony Stamp
Bell Captain, and Churchyard Manager: Barry Gibbons
... supported by many dedicated volunteers.