WELCOME
to our parish website. Whether you are looking for specific information about our church and parish or are simply browsing, we hope you will find something of interest about our historic parish church, about our worship and activities, and about the parish of Eaton Bray with Edlesborough in the Diocese of St Albans of the Church of England.
On this site you can tour our beautiful church and learn something of its history, you can catch up with news and future events, and you can find out more about our worship, ministry and outreach.
Morning Prayer, 5 April
Morning Prayer for Palm Sunday from St Mary's Eaton Bray. The service can be followed using the Service Booklet for Sunday 5 April.
Coronavirus
Following the statement of the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, there will be no services at St Mary's, Eaton Bray or All Saints, Dagnall until further notice. We will however, be doing our best to meet the Archbishops' challenge to bring 'church' to people in different ways, so please revisit this website and our Facebook page.
If you are in need of help, please ring the Vicar on 01525 220261 or send a message via the contact page.
Prayer
Keep us, good Lord,
under the shadow of your mercy
in this time of uncertainty and distress.
Sustain and support the anxious and fearful,
and lift up all who are brought low;
that we may rejoice in your comfort
knowing that nothing can separate us from your love
in Christ Jesus our Lord.
Amen.
Please note that following the clear public health advice and guidance, St Mary's Eaton Bray and All Saints' Dagnall church buildings will remain closed until further notice.
Features
St Mary's on Facebook
St Mary's Eaton Bray has a Facebook group which anyone is welcome to join and get involved with the discussions there.
Please click on St Mary's on Facebook and then click the Join Group link in the top-right corner of the page.
St Mary's on YouTube
St Mary's Eaton Bray has a YouTube channel which anyone is welcome to subscribe to. Morning Prayer services will be published here until the church building reopens.
Please click on St Mary's on YouTube and then click the Subscribe link in the top-right corner of the page.
London Internet Church
The London Internet Church was conceived at and has been directly linked with St Stephen Walbrook. The website offers Morning Prayer and Night Prayer videos each day for you to enjoy at your convenience.
St Mary's 100 Club
St Mary's PCC Fundraising Committee raises valuable funds every year for the running of St Mary's Church, Eaton Bray. Money raised by the 100 Club will be used to maintain the fabric and structure of our historic church. This year, in particular, we are also raising money to help fund toilet facilities in the church.
Read more about St Mary's 100 Club >>
See Also: Winners List
Latest News
Morning Prayer - Palm Sunday
Thanks to all of those who got in touch to say how uplifting they had found last week's service. Sadly we can no longer record worship in church so th... Read more >>
Morning Prayer - Lent 5
Here is a video of the Morning Prayer service for Lent 5 from St Mary's Eaton Bray (29 March 2020). The service can be followed using the Service Book... Read more >>
Morning Prayer - Lent 4 (Mothering Sunday)
Here is a video of the Morning Prayer service for Lent 4 (Mothering Sunday) from St Mary's Eaton Bray (22 March 2020). The service can be followed usi... Read more >>
Christmas Puzzle 2019
This year's annual Charity Christmas Puzzle has now been posted, and is available to download. This, the 29th annual Puzzle that Gordon Gray has set,... Read more >>
Other News
For other news articles, please see the St Mary's News section.
Raising Funds for St Mary's Church
Do you, your family or friends buy goods or services on the internet?
Click through to the St Mary's Eaton Bray EasyFundraising page to find out how you can buy from your usual supplier at no cost to yourself and raise money for St Mary's.
eBay, John Lewis, Argos and Amazon are just a few of the many suppliers who support the scheme to raise money for charity.
In addition to this, try using easysearch.org.uk instead of your usual search engine, each successful search will raise further funds from the advertisers who support this site.
