St. Mary Magdalene, Woodborough

Introduction

    St. Mary Magdalene, Woodborough

St Mary Magdalene Woodborough is a much-loved church, which is very popular for weddings and baptisms, and the churchyard is the chosen resting place for many residents and families who previously lived here or had connections to Woodborough.

There are close links with Woodborough C of E School, who regularly use the Church for worship and on these occasions (pre-Covid) there was standing room only.

The churchyard at St. Mary Magdalene features as a part of many walks and its changing seasons are enjoyed by all.

There are usually two church services a month and you would be most welcome to join us, see below for times and details.

Getting here

Facilities

Parking:

On street, plus extra area when required

Wheelchair Access:

Possible with a ramp as requested into the church. The church path can be slippery when wet.

Refreshments:

On special occasions

Toilets:

None

Hearing loop:

Yes

Projector:

No

History of the building

There have been two previous churches recorded on the site of St. Mary Magdalene Woodborough. The first was a two-cell church, dating from the 12th century. During the 1400s a Bell-house was added to the Nave roof. Two bells were recorded in 1553. The present church is attributed to TH Wyatt dating from 1861 to 1862.

Giving

St Mary's Church members and visitors can give to the work of the church in various ways:

Regular and one-off donations

Contactless payments

Donations can be made with a credit or debit card at certain services.

Cash

Cash can still be given at a service if you wish.

This month at St Mary's

November 2024