If you're a newcomer to All Saints or to High Wycombe, we'd like to welcome you into our community. You'll find answers to some frequently asked questions here:
When are the services?
Our main Sunday service is the Parish Eucharist, or Holy Communion, which is at 9.45am. ARK, our worship for children, takes place in the Oakley Hall (Castle Street) during the first part of the service. The service lasts around an hour, uses modern language, and there is a variety of music led by the choir. There's an opportunity to meet newcomers over refreshments at the end of the service. Please click here for more details about all our services.
Can I look around the church?
Yes. All Saints is open during the day most days during the week. You're most welcome to look around, or to just sit and find some peace away from the bustle of the town centre. You may wish to light a candle and leave a prayer. We often include the prayers of visitors in our weekday services.
How can I find out about having my child baptised?
We're happy to discuss baptism with you. You can find out more about the service here, and then contact us at the address above.
Can I get married in All Saints?
Yes, if you live in our parish or All Saints is of particular significance to you. For example, you may have grown up in this parish. There are legal rules about who may marry in the parish church. You can find out more here.
If there's anything else you'd like to ask, please contact the Parish office on 01494 527526.
When are the services?
Our main Sunday service is the Parish Eucharist, or Holy Communion, which is at 9.45am. ARK, our worship for children, takes place in the Oakley Hall (Castle Street) during the first part of the service. The service lasts around an hour, uses modern language, and there is a variety of music led by the choir. There's an opportunity to meet newcomers over refreshments at the end of the service. Please click here for more details about all our services.
Can I look around the church?
Yes. All Saints is open during the day most days during the week. You're most welcome to look around, or to just sit and find some peace away from the bustle of the town centre. You may wish to light a candle and leave a prayer. We often include the prayers of visitors in our weekday services.
How can I find out about having my child baptised?
We're happy to discuss baptism with you. You can find out more about the service here, and then contact us at the address above.
Can I get married in All Saints?
Yes, if you live in our parish or All Saints is of particular significance to you. For example, you may have grown up in this parish. There are legal rules about who may marry in the parish church. You can find out more here.
If there's anything else you'd like to ask, please contact the Parish office on 01494 527526.