Facilities and features
Accessibility
An accessible toilet is available at the Church Street Rooms, halfway down the hill from the church. We are hoping to be able to install one in St John’s itself, if we get permission to do so...
Baby changing facilities are available at the Church Street Rooms, halfway down the hill from the church. We are hoping to be able to install them in St John’s itself, if we get permission to do so...
The car park is next to the Church Street Rooms, about halfway up the hill.
An accessible toilet is available at the Church Street Rooms, halfway down the hill from the church. We are hoping to be able to install one in St John’s itself, if we get permission to do so...
The path up to the church from the churchyard gate is quite steep but smooth tarmac (no steps), and there is a handrail.
Immediately at the church door, there are two steps down. Folding aluminium wheelchair ramps are available close by.
A wheelchair is available in church for use of visitors.
Our Building
See: https://corbyglen.church/church/stained-glass
The church is open for individual prayer every day from 9am until 4pm (November-March) or 6pm (April-October)
Visit https://corbyglen.church/church/brief-tour/ for an outline of how this Grade I listed building developed over many centuries.
Explore the website https://corbyglen.church for more details, including photos.
Music and Worship
St John’s has a ring of six bells, rung by a team of local bellringers and their Tower Captain, who have a joint practice night with neighbouring bellringers every Thursday at either Corby or Edenham.
The oldest bell dates from 1590; it would have been tolled for the death of Queen Elizabeth I, and we tolled it also for the death of Queen Elizabeth II
Groups, Courses and Activities
Messy Church sessions are held on Saturdays close to important days in the Church’s year from 2pm at the Church Street Rooms.
Help for Visitors
BT recently installed FTTC -- Fibre to the Church! (FTTP in other words, a full fibre connection).
Explore https://corbyglen.church for more details about this beautiful Grade I listed building, including its internationally significant medieval wallpaintings
The church and churchyard are open for visitors and prayer every day from 9am until 4pm (November-March) or 6pm (April-October)
Other Features
St John’s Church actively supports Bourne Food Bank, accepting donations of food from the community via a hamper in the church porch.