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SHARE IN THE LOVE AND SPIRIT OF THE LORD
A WELCOMING COMMUNITY WHO
NEXT SERVICES
St Margaret's Church is open for private prayer on Sunday's between
1-4pm
You are very welcome to come and find some quiet time for prayer and reflection.
Please sign yourself in and use the anti-bacterial gel on entry and exit.
Stay safe.
To view our weekly online services, go to the Publications page on the website.
To read
St Margaret's Voices, our weekly newsletter
click the link here.
To view the latest set of PCC minutes
Dear Church,
You will almost certainly have heard by now that Prince Philip has passed away. We can pray with special thankfulness for his example of duty, for the continuity that he has given our country, and for many other things too. We can also pray for his family, who will no longer have his physical presence. We also pray for our Queen. Let us especially remember her.
WELCOMING YOU TO ST. MARGARET'S
Come and join us at St Margaret's Church, Crick. We are a vibrant community who are steadily growing and building our relationship with God and the Crick community. We hold weekly services and during the year offer a wide range of events. Come and worship with us.
ABOUT OUR CHURCH
There has been a church on this site since c700 AD and over time the wooden structure was replaced by stone until in the 11th century the Normans established a more permanent building.
YOUNG PEOPLE
St Margaret's runs a weekly Little Saints toddler group at 2.15pm on a Monday afternoon and it has two Sunday services a month dedicated to the children.
SAFEGUARDING
St Margaret's Church, Crick takes its duty and obligations to protect ALL extremely seriously. We follow the Church of England's national, robust procedures and guidelines. We have also adopted the national policy 'Promoting a safer Church 2017' which is reviewed annually by our PCC. You can find more about the national policies and procedures at
If you have any safeguarding concerns or issues on a safeguarding matter then you can find useful, local contact information at
www.peterborough-diocese.org.uk.
Alternatively, speak with a member of the clergy or the Parish Safeguarding Officer.