Service times & contact details

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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                                     

8:30-9:00           1st Sunday Communion
11:00-12:00       2nd and 4th Sundays Communion
11.00-11.35       3rd Sunday Café Church - informal.

St John the Baptist, Piddington with Horton

10:00 Sung Communion     1st and 3rd Sundays

St John the Baptist, Quinton with Preston Deanery                                

10:00 Holy Communion          2nd and 4th Sunday 

Benefice Communion - see notices

10:00 Parishes' Communion     5th Sundays - this service moves from one church to another

Revd Mark Hurley (Piddington, Quinton, Sunday - Tuesday)
Well Springs
14 Woodgate Road, Wootton
NN4 6ET
01604 345458
Email: markcsb@gmail.com

Revd Julie Scott
Vicarage
The Vicarage, 29, Back Lane,
Hardingstone,
Northampton NN4 6BY
Tel: 01604 374379

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 2ER

Churchwardens: Steve Watson (870186)
Jackie Webb (871111)



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

Churchwarden: John Wilson (760411)



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

Churchwardens: Mike Crouch (862096),







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.

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