in theUnited Benefice of West Pendleside
Registered Charity Number 1176212
Warm, welcoming congregation which meets in a fantastically beautiful mediaeval building
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Our Church is situated in the heart of rural Lancashire in the village of Whalley in the beautiful setting of the Ribble Valley.
Location: BB7 9SY SD733361
Both the Church and its building have a long history of Christian worship.
Accessibility
We proviide
Large print service books for most servi
An Inductive Loop for use with hearing aids
A wheelchair ramp for access to the Chancel (on request)
Toilet facilities for the disabled
Starting on Wednesday 20th January
at 7.30pm on Zoom.
If you would like to take part in this 6 week course please email curate@whalleypc.org.uk for the link and login.
Following the latest instructions from Government to Stay Home, Protect the NHS, & Save Lives we have taken the difficult decision to close St Mary's and suspend physical worship.
Although under the latest regulations public worship is permitted, our first priority must be to do whatever we can to protect one another from the Covid 19 virus, and it is for that reason that we have decided on the course of action we have taken.
Having said that, there will continue to be opportunity to worship together on-line using
Zoom, at 10.00am on a Sunday morning,
and anyone wanting the joining details should contact one of the clergy:
If you have joined us before in the afternoon, please use the same log in. Otherwise please email
Rev. Jane at curate@whalleypc.org.uk
Wee Worshippers is now also on Zoom so for up-to-date information on times and dates, please contact our Curate, Jane, on curate@whalleypc.org.uk
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OPENING TIMES FOR PRIVATE PRAYER ONLY,
ST MARY AND ALL SAINTS, WHALLEY,
Sunday 2 pm - 4 pm
Monday 10 am - 12 noon
Wednesday 2 pm - 4 pm
Friday 10 am - 12 noon
Saturday 2 pm - 4 pm
ST NICHOLAS, SABDEN
Tuesday 10 am - 4 pm
OUR SAFEGUARDING POLICY
We follow the policies set out by the House of Bishops and the Blackburn Diocese.
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
Through worship and service, we aim to use
our Christian heritage and church to proclaim the love of God
(click here for more details about the statement and the context which we seek to develop this)