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Services: For information on our services please visit our worship page
Church opening times :
Monday: 10.00-13.00 church open: 11.00-13.00 Mustard Seed Café open
Tuesday:10.00 -13.00 church and Mustard Seed Café open
Wednesday: 10.00 - 12:00 Church and Mustard Seed Café open
Thursday: 10.30-13.00 Church open: 10.30 -12.30 Mustard Seed Café open
Friday: 09.15 -12.00 church and Mustard Seed Café open, 10.00 Small Saints
Saturday 7 January: 10.30-12.30 church and Mustard Seed Café open; 19.00 CMA concert
Monday Lunchtime Concert
9 February Phil Hopkins, harmonica and Lindsay Bridgwater, piano
Jamaica appeal: Please leave items (labelled Jamaica) by the office in church. We need clean clothes for men, women, children and toddlers. We also need sanitary napkins and nappies. The collection will be ending Sunday 8 February.
Rosemary Hibbert’s funeral will take place at Chiltern crematorium on 13 February at 9.15am.
Pancake Party: 17th February at 7pm. Come and share Shrove Tuesday together. Pancakes and Crepes in the vicarage with fillings, hot and cold. Pancake race for those who want to take part. £5/person. Sign up on the list at the back of church.
Lent 2026 There’s a great range of options for exploring our faith further during Lent this year:
Book Club – Monday 7-8.30pm in the Vicarage, or Thursday 2-3.30pm in Church or 7-8.30pm in the Vicarage: Our book this year is ‘Joe Nuthin’s Guide to Life’ by Helen Fisher, an uplifting novel about a neurodivergent young man who unexpectedly builds a community and saves a friend by following his mother’s words of wisdom.
The Acts of the Holy Spirit – Tuesday 8-9pm on Zoom: How does the Holy Spirit renew, equip, empower, send, and sustain us in our Christian journey? Exploring scripture from Acts, these sessions are presented jointly with On Fire Mission and open to all.
Come and See – Discovering Jesus through the Eucharist – Wednesday 7.30-9pm on Zoom: Using material offered by our diocese. Explore the profound meal at the heart of Christian life - whether you’re new to Christianity or have been coming to church for years.
The Eucharist: Incarnational constant in a changing world? - Wednesday 7.30-9pm at All Saints: Delving deeper into the theology and development of the Eucharist.
Sign up on the lists at the back of church to join in - all the groups begin week commencing Monday 23rd February and end by Thursday 26th March.
Sole Mates Walk - Saturday 14th February: the next walk will start at 2.30pm from the car park at the Pedestal Playing Fields, Bradenham Road, West Wycombe HP14 4ES. Assuming reasonable weather, we will walk to Hughenden Manor - stop at the NT café (you don't have to be a member) and return to West Wycombe. The walk is about 50 minutes each way (plus café time) and is hilly and uneven in places (through woodland). Please register your intention to join the walk at [email protected] with the name(s) and contact numbers of walkers as we may need to contact you at any point up until the start of the walk. Friends and family are very welcome!
Drawing Together: The next session will be on Wednesday 25 February at 7pm.
Wycombe Youth for Christ 4 Weeks of Prayer
This year WYFC’s 4 Weeks of Prayer starts on Monday 26 January, and it would be great to stand with them in prayer during this season, in whatever way works best for you. You can use the blue prayer booklets available in church to pray at home or join in at any of their prayer events. All the details can be found on the website at
https://www.wycombeyfc.org.uk/4wop/
Third Sunday Coffee
We know how much everyone enjoys the post Sunday Eucharist refreshments and are seeking help for the 3rd Sunday of the month. Even if you cannot commit to every month, please don’t let that put you off supporting this vital part of our community life. I am looking forward to hearing from you! Lis Burns
Repair Café
We are looking for someone to co-ordinate the Repair Café which is held once a month on the 2nd Saturday; 10am to 1pm. To liaise with the repair cafe volunteers who kindly give their time to this. You may need to assist or run the cafe if no volunteers are available. Please contact Sharon at: [email protected].
Sarum College are running online courses on the English Mystics, starting with Margery Kemp next week. £20/session or £85 for all. https://www.sarum.ac.uk/short-courses/english-mystics-series/
18-30s group: The next meeting of the 18-30s group will be on Sunday 15th of February. We will gather in The Merletto Lounge for drinks and socialising from 7pm. We will end the evening with some quiet compline in church. Contact Fr Josh if you are interested.
We Make Wycombe Artist Commission
are looking for an artist, maker or collective to develop and deliver a programme of workshops with our local community culminating in a new installation, exhibition or performance. Inspired by migration, journeys and new beginnings, this work will explore identity and belonging in High Wycombe. With a budget of £5000-£7000, this is an amazing opportunity for a local artist to work on a truly meaningful project and build their profile both locally and beyond. The We Make Wycombe programme is all about connecting, supporting and showcasing Wycombe’s diverse creativity. CLICK HERE for full details including how to apply
Vision boards
Fr Anthony would like you to read the vision boards displayed at the back of church and respond to him if you wish to give feedback. You can respond via the vision webpage or email Fr Anthony
Quiet Day at the Community of St Mary the Virgin, Wantage: Saturday 7th March, probably 10am-3pm. The cost is likely to be around £25. Optional workshops on prayer will be offered. If you are interested in coming, there is a sign-up sheet at the back of church which includes a column to tick if you can offer a lift.
Confirmation Classes will be running after Easter this year. If you are interested, please talk to Father Josh, or contact the office
Rainbows meet on Wednesdays in term time in the Oakley Hall, 4.45pm -5.45pm. We currently have spaces for 4 to 6-year-olds. For more info, please email Kate Rogers on [email protected]
Brownies meet on a Wednesdays in term time in the Oakley Hall, 6pm - 7.30pm. We currently have spaces for 7 to 9 year-olds. For more info, please email Gillian Crawshaw on [email protected]
The 16th High Wycombe (All Saints) Scout Group will have some places for young people (between the ages 10½ and 14), from September 2025. The Scouts meet at the John Wood Scout Centre (J.W.S.C). Keep Hill Road on Friday’s from 19.30-21.30. For further information, go to [email protected] or email [email protected].
Welcomers Team: We are looking for people to welcome in church especially on a Tuesday morning as this is a 3-hour shift can be shared by more than one person. Also, anyone who can fill in if needed due to holiday etc. It is a really nice thing to do, and you get to meet a variety of people. Contact Sharon 07716 330975, [email protected]
Cake bakers
Thank you to those people who have volunteered to bake cakes for the Mustard Seed café. There is still opportunity to volunteer!
Donations
To help our work financially by BACS or online donation, please visit our SUPPORT page: https://www.allsaintshighwycombe.org/donate.html. For cash, card or cheques, if you are a tax payer, then please fill in a yellow Gift Aid envelope (which increases your donation by 25%). Cheques can be also sent via the Parish office. For more information, please contact John Lord, ([email protected] or 07733001787).
Small Saints on Fridays!
We welcome families with babies, toddlers, and / or pre-schoolers from 10am on Fridays during term time, where you can expect adult refreshments during the free play session, snacks for the young ones, story, craft, singing, and much more! There is no charge, but kind donations, while not expected, are always welcome. For further information, please contact Robyn on [email protected].
Bellringing
We would love to hear from anyone who would like to learn to ring, or from any “lapsed” ringers, or from any ringers who have moved into the area and would be interested in continuing this rewarding activity. If you fall into any of these categories, or know someone who does, please contact Tricia Newton at [email protected] or via the church office. A warm welcome awaits you!
Church opening times :
Monday: 10.00-13.00 church open: 11.00-13.00 Mustard Seed Café open
Tuesday:10.00 -13.00 church and Mustard Seed Café open
Wednesday: 10.00 - 12:00 Church and Mustard Seed Café open
Thursday: 10.30-13.00 Church open: 10.30 -12.30 Mustard Seed Café open
Friday: 09.15 -12.00 church and Mustard Seed Café open, 10.00 Small Saints
Saturday 7 January: 10.30-12.30 church and Mustard Seed Café open; 19.00 CMA concert
Monday Lunchtime Concert
9 February Phil Hopkins, harmonica and Lindsay Bridgwater, piano
Jamaica appeal: Please leave items (labelled Jamaica) by the office in church. We need clean clothes for men, women, children and toddlers. We also need sanitary napkins and nappies. The collection will be ending Sunday 8 February.
Rosemary Hibbert’s funeral will take place at Chiltern crematorium on 13 February at 9.15am.
Pancake Party: 17th February at 7pm. Come and share Shrove Tuesday together. Pancakes and Crepes in the vicarage with fillings, hot and cold. Pancake race for those who want to take part. £5/person. Sign up on the list at the back of church.
Lent 2026 There’s a great range of options for exploring our faith further during Lent this year:
Book Club – Monday 7-8.30pm in the Vicarage, or Thursday 2-3.30pm in Church or 7-8.30pm in the Vicarage: Our book this year is ‘Joe Nuthin’s Guide to Life’ by Helen Fisher, an uplifting novel about a neurodivergent young man who unexpectedly builds a community and saves a friend by following his mother’s words of wisdom.
The Acts of the Holy Spirit – Tuesday 8-9pm on Zoom: How does the Holy Spirit renew, equip, empower, send, and sustain us in our Christian journey? Exploring scripture from Acts, these sessions are presented jointly with On Fire Mission and open to all.
Come and See – Discovering Jesus through the Eucharist – Wednesday 7.30-9pm on Zoom: Using material offered by our diocese. Explore the profound meal at the heart of Christian life - whether you’re new to Christianity or have been coming to church for years.
The Eucharist: Incarnational constant in a changing world? - Wednesday 7.30-9pm at All Saints: Delving deeper into the theology and development of the Eucharist.
Sign up on the lists at the back of church to join in - all the groups begin week commencing Monday 23rd February and end by Thursday 26th March.
Sole Mates Walk - Saturday 14th February: the next walk will start at 2.30pm from the car park at the Pedestal Playing Fields, Bradenham Road, West Wycombe HP14 4ES. Assuming reasonable weather, we will walk to Hughenden Manor - stop at the NT café (you don't have to be a member) and return to West Wycombe. The walk is about 50 minutes each way (plus café time) and is hilly and uneven in places (through woodland). Please register your intention to join the walk at [email protected] with the name(s) and contact numbers of walkers as we may need to contact you at any point up until the start of the walk. Friends and family are very welcome!
Drawing Together: The next session will be on Wednesday 25 February at 7pm.
Wycombe Youth for Christ 4 Weeks of Prayer
This year WYFC’s 4 Weeks of Prayer starts on Monday 26 January, and it would be great to stand with them in prayer during this season, in whatever way works best for you. You can use the blue prayer booklets available in church to pray at home or join in at any of their prayer events. All the details can be found on the website at
https://www.wycombeyfc.org.uk/4wop/
Third Sunday Coffee
We know how much everyone enjoys the post Sunday Eucharist refreshments and are seeking help for the 3rd Sunday of the month. Even if you cannot commit to every month, please don’t let that put you off supporting this vital part of our community life. I am looking forward to hearing from you! Lis Burns
Repair Café
We are looking for someone to co-ordinate the Repair Café which is held once a month on the 2nd Saturday; 10am to 1pm. To liaise with the repair cafe volunteers who kindly give their time to this. You may need to assist or run the cafe if no volunteers are available. Please contact Sharon at: [email protected].
Sarum College are running online courses on the English Mystics, starting with Margery Kemp next week. £20/session or £85 for all. https://www.sarum.ac.uk/short-courses/english-mystics-series/
18-30s group: The next meeting of the 18-30s group will be on Sunday 15th of February. We will gather in The Merletto Lounge for drinks and socialising from 7pm. We will end the evening with some quiet compline in church. Contact Fr Josh if you are interested.
We Make Wycombe Artist Commission
are looking for an artist, maker or collective to develop and deliver a programme of workshops with our local community culminating in a new installation, exhibition or performance. Inspired by migration, journeys and new beginnings, this work will explore identity and belonging in High Wycombe. With a budget of £5000-£7000, this is an amazing opportunity for a local artist to work on a truly meaningful project and build their profile both locally and beyond. The We Make Wycombe programme is all about connecting, supporting and showcasing Wycombe’s diverse creativity. CLICK HERE for full details including how to apply
Vision boards
Fr Anthony would like you to read the vision boards displayed at the back of church and respond to him if you wish to give feedback. You can respond via the vision webpage or email Fr Anthony
Quiet Day at the Community of St Mary the Virgin, Wantage: Saturday 7th March, probably 10am-3pm. The cost is likely to be around £25. Optional workshops on prayer will be offered. If you are interested in coming, there is a sign-up sheet at the back of church which includes a column to tick if you can offer a lift.
Confirmation Classes will be running after Easter this year. If you are interested, please talk to Father Josh, or contact the office
Rainbows meet on Wednesdays in term time in the Oakley Hall, 4.45pm -5.45pm. We currently have spaces for 4 to 6-year-olds. For more info, please email Kate Rogers on [email protected]
Brownies meet on a Wednesdays in term time in the Oakley Hall, 6pm - 7.30pm. We currently have spaces for 7 to 9 year-olds. For more info, please email Gillian Crawshaw on [email protected]
The 16th High Wycombe (All Saints) Scout Group will have some places for young people (between the ages 10½ and 14), from September 2025. The Scouts meet at the John Wood Scout Centre (J.W.S.C). Keep Hill Road on Friday’s from 19.30-21.30. For further information, go to [email protected] or email [email protected].
Welcomers Team: We are looking for people to welcome in church especially on a Tuesday morning as this is a 3-hour shift can be shared by more than one person. Also, anyone who can fill in if needed due to holiday etc. It is a really nice thing to do, and you get to meet a variety of people. Contact Sharon 07716 330975, [email protected]
Cake bakers
Thank you to those people who have volunteered to bake cakes for the Mustard Seed café. There is still opportunity to volunteer!
Donations
To help our work financially by BACS or online donation, please visit our SUPPORT page: https://www.allsaintshighwycombe.org/donate.html. For cash, card or cheques, if you are a tax payer, then please fill in a yellow Gift Aid envelope (which increases your donation by 25%). Cheques can be also sent via the Parish office. For more information, please contact John Lord, ([email protected] or 07733001787).
Small Saints on Fridays!
We welcome families with babies, toddlers, and / or pre-schoolers from 10am on Fridays during term time, where you can expect adult refreshments during the free play session, snacks for the young ones, story, craft, singing, and much more! There is no charge, but kind donations, while not expected, are always welcome. For further information, please contact Robyn on [email protected].
Bellringing
We would love to hear from anyone who would like to learn to ring, or from any “lapsed” ringers, or from any ringers who have moved into the area and would be interested in continuing this rewarding activity. If you fall into any of these categories, or know someone who does, please contact Tricia Newton at [email protected] or via the church office. A warm welcome awaits you!