Service times & contact details

By

Here are the service times for the churches in this benefice - we would be delighted to welcome you to any of the services. 

There are three churches in our Benefice that have regular services

St Edmund, King and Martyr, Hardingstone

08.00 Holy Communion             1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays                                    
11:00 Parishes' Communion      2nd and 4th Sundays
11:00 Elevenses@St. Edmunds 1st and 3rd Sunday
 

St John the Baptist, Piddington with Horton

08.00 Holy Communion            2nd and 4th Sunday
11:00 Parishes' Communion     1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays    
 

St John the Baptist, Quinton with Preston Deanery                                 

09.30 Morning Prayer             1st  and 3rd Sunday 
09:30 Holy Communion          2nd, 4th and 5th Sunday


Our priest in charge of the benefice is the Reverend Canon Beverley Hollins.


Tel: 01604 945818
The Vicarage, 29, Back Lane,
Hardingstone,
Northampton NN4 6BY

Twitter: @Living_Brook





Organist
Edward Kilpin (870764)

Choir Practice
6:45 PM on Mondays - usually in Piddington Church.
New members are welcome. Contact Edward Kilpin (870764).

 Bell Practice
7:30 PM Tuesdays - usually in Piddington Church. Contact Ivor Wilde (870162)

How to Find Us

St John the Baptist, Piddington with Horton
1 Church End, Piddington,
Northamptonshire, NN7 2DA

Churchwardens: Cheryl MacDougall (870222), Anton Dil (870681)



St Edmund, King and Martyr, Hardingstone
High Street, Hardingstone,
Northamptonshire NN4 6BZ

Churchwardens: John Wilson (760411), Libby Sheppard (459885)

Deputy Church Warden Emeritus: Arnold Franklow


St John the Baptist, Quinton with Preston Deanery
Preston Deanery Road, Quinton, Northamptonshire NN7 2EF

Churchwardens: Mike Crouch (862096),
Fran Piercy (863124)






St Christopher's Care Home

We are proud to have links with St Christopher's Care Home in Abington, Northampton. St Christopher's aim is to support the independence, choice and preferred lifestyles of all residents in a homely, stable and Christian environment. 
 
Safeguarding children and adults at risk
Our benefice and the diocese of Peterborough wish to ensure the safety of all the people within the benefice. To this end we have a safeguarding policy to ensure the protection of children and adults that may be at risk. You can see the policy here.

Popular posts from this blog

Welcome back Revd Canon Beverley Hollins!

By
We welcome back Beverley from her sabbatical and hope

 she has achieved all her goals and most importantly feels 

spiritually refreshed and congratulate her on joining the 

College of Canons as an Honorary Canon of the Cathedral 

of Peterborough. She will be known now as Rev Canon 

Beverley Hollins or just Canon Hollins.
Read more

Commonwealth War Grave - R.E.G. Hall

By
Image
You may have noticed a new sign on the gate at the church of St John the Baptist, Piddington, which tells us that at this location there is a Commonwealth War Grave. If you have any more information, please email us.

The person buried here is Reginald Ernest George Hall, who is recorded at the CWG site as:

Service Number T/179137
Died 29/02/1944
Aged 28
Royal Army Service Corps
Son of Edward Ernest Hall, and Dora Emma Hall of Northampton; husband of Lucy E. Hall.

Reginald was the son of the Edward Hall who is commemorated on the Hackleton War Memorial (at the  bottom of Piddington Lane).  Our local researchers have found census data to show that Edward Hall lived at 9 Hackleton in 1911, with the Chapmans, and was in Okeford in 1901, where he is also remembered on a war memorial.

Reginald was born on 26th September 1915 in Hackleton. He died during WWII, and his grave is in the churchyard (left).

The Mercury and Herald, Northampton, has an…
Read more