Hambleden Valley Churches

"Enlisting the people of earth for the purposes of heaven"

Hambleden

Turville Fingest Frieth Fawley Medmenham U.R.C.

Welcome to St Mary, Fawley

Click on the thumbnails to see photos from the recent Railway Nativity on 16th December 2007.

 

Description

The hamlet of Fawley is set on the plateau above the Hambleden Valley and has been in existence since Anglo Saxon times.

The church sits on a small rise above the village pond, at a junction of two tracks. It lies within a small enclosed churchyard with brick and flint walls. The lychgate, is a timber and tile structure. The two mausolea to the left of the path dominate the grassy churchyard.

The parish  of Fawley was amalgamated with that of Hambleden in 1968 and now forms part of the Hambleden Group of Churches. Today the church is at the heart of village life. There are services every Sunday morning. Come and join us and, with a bit of luck, enjoy a cup of coffee afterwards. All are most welcome.

What's on this month in Fawley Church.

Mon 1 Sept
9.45am,
Morning Prayer, Fawley.

Mon 29 Sept
8pm, PCC meeting.

Sun 12 Oct
11am, Harvest Festival and Back to Church Sunday.

Normal Sunday services from Jan 2007

Although this is the usual pattern please check this month's rota by clicking here.

1st Sundays
New Valley services, please click here to see the programme.

2nd Sunday
11am Morning Prayer

3rd Sundays
8am, Book of Common Prayer Holy Communion.

11am, Eucharist and Sunday School.

4th and 5th Sundays
11am, Eucharist.