Lamb Ale

for 1 hour
Kirtlington - St Mary the Virgin
Church Lane Kirtlington Kidlington, OX5 3HF, United Kingdom
This service is part of the yearly Lamb Ale festival celebrated in Kirtlington that dates back to the early 1600s. Always held on the weekend of Trinity Sunday, the festival includes Morris dancers recreating the atmosphere that once was!

Kirtlington - St Mary the Virgin

St Mary’s has a welcoming congregation and provides both modern and traditional services following a monthly pattern, but the regular routine is varied by less common forms of worship such as the commemoration of All Souls, Songs of Praise, and the Lamb Ale service.

There is a Family Service once a month and a dedicated Children’s Corner in the church to welcome and entertain younger visitors. Regular, short mid-week services are held. The church works very closely with Kirtlington School and hosts regular school services.

The church is proud to be used as a community space, providing a venue for occasional concerts, drama performances, art exhibitions, and conferences.

The church is normally open during daylight hours. There is seating on green chairs for 64 people, and an additional 80 wooden chairs. There is seating in the choirstalls for a further 16.

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The Rev'd Gareth Miller

The Rectory, Troy Lane, Kirtlington, Oxon OX5 3HA

Rector
(01869) 350224

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Lamb Ale

for 1 hour
Kirtlington - St Mary the Virgin
Church Lane Kirtlington Kidlington, OX5 3HF, United Kingdom

This service is part of the yearly Lamb Ale festival celebrated in Kirtlington that dates back to the early 1600s. Always held on the weekend of Trinity Sunday, the festival includes Morris dancers recreating the atmosphere that once was!

Safeguarding

The Akeman Benefice is committed to the safeguarding of children, young people and adults. We follow the House of Bishops guidance and policies and have our own Benefice Safeguarding Officer. The Diocese of Oxford's safeguarding pages contain vital links and information including contacts for the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor who advises our Benefice Safeguarding Officer.

For all safeguarding concerns please immediately inform the Benefice Safeguarding Officer, Nicky Donne, at [email protected].

Alternatively please contact the Benefice Rector, The Rev’d Gareth Miller, at [email protected] or 01869 350224.

If you have information about a safeguarding situation where a child or adult is in immediate danger or requires immediate medical attention call the emergency services on 999. Do not delay.

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