About our church
LOCKDOWN 3/2021: ARRANGEMENTS FOR ACCESS
TO THE CHURCH AND WEEKLY SERVICES
Madingley Parish Church remains open for private prayer between (roughly) 9 am and 4 pm every day. Please use the hand sanitiser when arriving at the building and wear your mask.
All services have moved on-line with the Sunday service now being available via a broadcast service at 10am.
Click on this link for Sunday services a few minutes before 10am: Girton Parish Church YouTube Channel.
The services are broadcast from Girton or Madingley Parish Church. To download the service sheet for this service, please click on this link: Online Service of the Word in Lent.
Thursday’s Service of Morning Prayer can be joined via Zoom at 9am. In addition Compline (Night Prayer) will be said at 9pm on Thursdays. To access these services on Zoom you can click on this link a few minutes before the service starts. Alternatively, use these details: Zoom Meeting ID: 999 6982 5451 Passcode: 476091
Paper worship resources are available for those without internet access. If you know of anyone who would appreciate these being put through their door then please get in touch . To download the resources for 21st February please use this link: Third Sunday in Lent
Further information can be found on the ‘Services‘ page.
Please check this website regularly for updated information.
The Vicar of the Parish of Madingley is the Rev’d Michael Bigg who was instituted and inducted by the Bishop of Ely on Sunday 13th September 2020. The two parishes of Madingley and Girton are joined ‘in plurality’ which means that Michael also serves as the rector at St Andrew’s Church in Girton.
The village of Madingley lies four miles due west of Cambridge and is only slightly larger now than it was in the Domesday Book, with about 200 residents. The church lies just within the gates of Madingley Hall, a fine Tudor house with a modern wing behind it set in beautiful grounds, which is part of the University of Cambridge The church is an attractive medieval building founded over nine hundred years ago and which draws its regular congregation from the village and surrounding area, including Cambridge.
Our usual pattern of services includes a weekly Sunday service (Common Worship) of Holy Communion with Morning Prayer on the first Sunday. Sunday services start at 10.30am. A weekday service of Morning Prayer is said every Thursday at 9am. Visitors are always welcome.
You will find more detailed information about the church, its people, services, plans for the future, history and ways of contacting us by following the links.