St Mary's Episcopal Church
St Mary’s is a welcoming and friendly church that supports people at all stages of life. Together we explore faith and prayerfully work to put it into action. Whoever you are, wherever you come from, there is a place for you here.
Our church is equipped with a hearing loop. Large print documents can be made available, if required. Step free access is available at the rear of the church. We are in the process of developing resources to assist those with autism, ADHD and dyslexia. We are also a dementia friendly church and partner with Dementia Friendly Dunblane. We are delighted to have both ASN and Dementia Friendly Champions within our congregation.
Gluten free wafers are available for communion for those requiring this option. Communion can also be brought to the pew if accessing the front of the church is difficult.
Our wonderful church hall is used for many different events. It has step free access and an accessible toilet.
We look forward to welcoming you to our church to explore the Christian faith and what it means to live for God.
Disability Contact: Zillah Simpson
Website: stmarysdunblane.org
Stony Stratford Community Church
Baptist Church. Sunday morning services, with children's and youth groups. Once a month - Sundays Out - helping with local community projects.
Midweek life groups and missional communities.
Midweek community groups at church: Drop-in (lunch and chat for anyone who would like to share food and company), Mini-blessings - for young children and their parents/carers, Visually impaired support group, Memory Club, Creative Threads - sewing and craft group, Fellowship Tea for elderly people, Winter Night Shelter for homeless people.
Disability Contact: Jo Pitts - Accessibility Coordinator
Website: stonystratfordcommunitychurch.co.uk
Basildon United Reformed Church
Disability contact: Amanda Turvey
Website: basildonurc.org.uk
Grays United Reformed Church
Disability contact: Amanda Turvey
Website: graysurc.org.uk
St. Dunstan's
We are in an interregnum having only this week, announced the appointment of a priest in charge and are just moving forward with reviewing, "where we are now".
Disability contact: Sheila Rait
Website: stdunstansmayfield.com
Slade Church
Everyone is welcome. We're a group from all kinds of backgrounds and nationalities coming together to try and follow Jesus. First founded in 1880, we've grown into what we'd like to think of as a big family made up of around 200 adults and children. Our main meeting is Sunday mornings where we gather as one big family to celebrate Jesus. We also gather in various groups to get to know, support and equip each other more. Accessibility and Belonging Team has just been launched and aligns with the Roofbreakers heart to make our church a place where the ABC of disability inclusion is developed.
Disability Contact: Femi Owoyale
Website: sladechurch.org
St John's
A 1950's estate in an area of high deprivation.
Disability contact: Ali Middleton
Website: cornerstonechurches.com
St Matthew's Church (CofE)
The wired Hub Café 10:30 to 12:00 noon
A community Café, that links a number of groups up. With a welcome space for all.
Soul Space Together (starting from the 10th may 2026)
Where stories, faith, and community meet—one table, one space.
On a Sunday afternoon, something simple happens.
Tables are set.
Tea is poured.
Crafts are laid out.
People begin to arrive.
Some come full of questions.
Some come tired.
Some come just to sit quietly.
There’s no pressure here.
You can make something with your hands.
You can share food with others.
You can listen to a story.
You can wonder, reflect, or just be still.
This is Soul Space Together.
A gentle, all-age space to explore faith at your own pace—
with creativity, conversation, and quiet moments of prayer.
📍 St Matthew’s Church, Edgeley
🗓 Second & Fourth Sunday
🕓 4:00–5:00 pm from 10th May 2026
Come as you are.
There’s a place for you at the table.
Disability contact: Philip James
Website: edgeleyandcheadleheath.org.uk
Ripon Cathedral
Cathedral with robed choir and strong choral tradition.
Disability contact: Michael Gisbourne
Website: riponcathedral.org.uk
Christ Community Church
We’re a growing Church made up of ordinary people from Attleborough and the surrounding towns and villages. We love Jesus and we’ve got a big heart for our community. We’re part of a wider family of churches called ‘Relational Mission’. The heart of our vision is bringing glory to Jesus Christ. We also believe God has called us to be a large Church, impacting every layer of the community.
Disability contact: Sandra Willis
Website: www.christcommunitychurch.co.uk