About our church
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.
The Church is currently without a priest in charge. During this ‘Interregnum’ the legal responsibility for the Church lies with the Church Wardens. We are very pleased that our regular pattern of services, conducted by the Rev’d Christine Barrow and Lay Minister Miss Susan Rawlings, continues as usual. The weekly Sunday service (Common Worship) is usually that of Holy Communion or occasionally Morning Prayer. Visitors are very welcome. Please note that all services from 28th April (for a period of four months) will be held at Madingley Village Hall at the earlier starting time of 10.30am. This is due to development works taking place at the Parish Church. Please park at the far end of the car park opposite the Village Hall (High Street, Madingley, CB23 8AB). The church is currently closed.
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.”