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Background
St Mary's church dates from about 1150, and is the largest and most historic church in Langley. It benefited greatly from the expansion work of the
Kedermister family in the 17th Century, which gave the church a tower and bells and also a unique library, which has not been changed since. The church is open to visitors interested in its history on the afternoon of the first Sunday in each summer month. The church is situated opposite the Red Lion pub on St Mary's Road. |
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Services
The worship life of the church centres around the Parish Communion service at 11.00am each Sunday, which is enhanced by one of the few robed choirs in the area. There is also a traditional Book of Common Prayer communion at 8am each Sunday.
On the first and third Wednesday of each month (except August) there is a Toddler
Service
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Inside the
Building
The church is open to visitors on the first Sunday in each summer month from 2 to 5 pm. You will be able to see the Kedermister library, the newly refurbished tower and bells, and to experience the prayerful atmosphere brought about by many generations of worshipping Christians living in Langley.
A tour of St Mary's has some colour pictures and more about the church building.
If you would like to arrange a visit to
the Kedermister Library,
please contact the curator:
Hon Curator of Kedermister Library Mr Peter Sirr,
Tel. 01753 572749
email petersirr@tiscali.co.uk |
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Hiring the
Hall
St. Mary's Church Hall is
available for Hirings. Please call 01753 731724 (note that
this a new number). |
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| Leadership and Ministry
The minister of St. Mary's Church
is Rev Robin Grayson. You can email Robin by clicking
Here. |
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