St Mark's Church - Wellingborough

 
 
 

St Marks' church is in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire and is part of the Church of England (in the Diocese of Peterborough). We are members of Churches Together which links Anglicans, Methodists, Baptists, Roman Catholics and others together.

The church began in 1965 as a daughter Church of Saint Barnabas' Parish, with a Curate- in Charge, the Revd Paul Gatenby. In 1969, Saint Mark's became a Parish Church, with Rev'd Paul as vicar. Since then Rev'd Geoff Hurst, Rev'd David Bowles, Rev'd Peter Tabernacle, Rev'd Ian Russell Lowell and now Rev’d Mandy Cuthbertson have followed in his footsteps.

Although we see ourselves as a typical Church of England parish, we pride ourselves in our flexibility and friendliness. We like to think that we are open to
change in a caring and loving way and always offer a warm welcome to visitors - both short and long term.

As from March 2010, the church will be open on Monday afternoons between 1pm and 3pm. 
You can come in and just sit and think in the peace and calm of the church or have a chat with us.

We are a "Fairtrade" church and have a Fairtrade stall on the 2nd Sunday of the month after the 9:30am service.

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We aim to worship God, to witness to Christ, to work together for the Kingdom of God, in love, truth and faith.