Nick moved into Middleton Cheney in December 2017 with his family while concluding his ministry in Coventry, having previously worked in the Royal Mail in south London. This is his fourth posting as a priest within his third diocese – he is also a chaplain with both the Air Training Corp and an officer within the Royal Army Chaplain’s Deparment, serving with the Warwickshire Army Cadets. Father Nick, as he is often known, brings a wide range of skills and is already working within the wider community and the Benefice on a range of initiatives.
Hello & Welcome
All Saints Church, Middleton Cheney, is one of a group of eight churches to the east of the town of Banbury. It is part of the Church of England, the largest church grouping in England. At All Saints we have a range of services, Holy Communion twice a month on the 2nd and 4th Sundays and a monthly mid-week Communion. On the other two Sundays the services are more informal. Children are welcome at all our services and we have a baby and toddler friendly area for them to enjoy. The All Age service on the third Sunday of the month is especially aimed at children and we run Messy Church regularly, which is aimed at children from 1 – 10 (though babies are very welcome and older children encouraged to help with the activities). There is also a weekly service during term time for babies
and toddlers with their carers. Check out the ‘Services’ page for more information. We run regular community events, including a weekly coffee morning, and provide a venue for some Village Community Events. Our Rector, Rev Nick Leggett, is helping us to develop new ideas for our work with the wider community and with the other churches locally. This autumn we will be playing a leading part in the events to mark the end of the Great War and starting a uniformed group for young people. We aim to keep you informed of all that goes on at All Saints and this website is a major platform for disseminating information. It is a work in progress and we hope you will bear with us as we get it up and running.
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at Middleton Cheney
The Stained Glass in All Saints Church
Messy Church
A service where kids can be kids, and find God through fun and games.
Safeguarding
Here at All Saints, we understand the importance of protecting children and vulnerable adults from harm and a safeguarding culture underpins every aspect of our church life. Please click here to see our policy, procedures and code of practice. If you have any concerns or queries please contact Rev Nick Leggett on 07925 419068 or our Safeguarding Officer, Alison Andrews.
The Diocesan Safeguarding Adviser, (Diocese of Peterborough) is Victoria Kellett Email: [email protected]
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Today is Mothering Sunday, or Lent 4, and most of you would be thinking about where to take your mums for dinner. Sadly, that won’t be the case this year as we begin to understand what is coming our way.
Archbishop Justin to lead a national service to be heard on all BBC local radio
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March 21, 2020
A national day of prayer and action will take place this sunday
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March 21, 2020
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