 Checkendon
Ipsden
North Stoke
Stoke Row
Whitchurch
Woodcote
Contacts
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On this page you will find details of:
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St Mary the Virgin, Whitchurch-on-Thames
The history of the riverside village of Whitchurch-on-Thames can be traced back to Roman times,
and possibly earlier. Furthermore, St. Mary's church is over a thousand years old. The building
incorporates 11th Century walls. Rebuilding and various refurbishments have preserved many interesting
earlier features, including: foliated cross, medieval Flemish stained glass, Norman and Perpendicular arches.
full history...
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St John the Baptist, Whitchurch Hill
The rural village of Whitchurch Hill sits on the edge of the Chilterns, some 300 feet above the
Thames valley. Built in the late 19th century, St John's Church was designed by Francis Bacon
of Highclere and has some lovely colours and details. The tiling in the sanctuary and elegant
apsidal end of the church are a particular delight.
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Services
St Mary’s Whitchurch-on-Thames is open every day, however St John the Baptist, Whitchurch Hill is closed unless there is a service.
The following table shows the general pattern of worship in these churches, however services and times may vary.
For an up-to-date list of services see Team Services and Diary.
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1st Sunday:
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8 am
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Holy Communion at Whitchurch Hill
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9.30 am
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Family Communion at Whitchurch-on-Thames
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2nd Sunday:
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9.30 am
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Sung Eucharist at Whitchurch Hill
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11 am
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All Age Worship at Whitchurch Hill
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3rd Sunday:
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9.30 am
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Sung Eucharist at Whitchurch-on-Thames
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4th Sunday:
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8 am
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Holy Communion at Whitchurch-on-Thames
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11 am
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All-Age Worship at Whitchurch Hill
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6 pm
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Evening Prayer (BCP) at Whitchurch-on-Thames
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5th Sunday:
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10.30 am
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A joint service at one of the Team churches
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Village Contacts
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