Stuntney Church as seen in June 2003, before the new houses had been built

The present church at Stuntney was almost completely rebuilt in 1876 on the site of a much earlier building, going back to Norman times. An idea of the old building is given by the engraving shown below, dated 1806.

April 16th. The Chancel on Easter Sunday

THE STAINED GLASS WINDOWS

For a small Church Stuntney Holy Cross is particularly well endowed with five beautiful stained glass windows, three of which were erected by the Cole Ambrose family.

Select (click on) small image below for a larger picture and description of each window. Left to right: The triple lancet style window in the east wall of the Chancel, the window in the south wall,
the r/h window in the west wall, the l/h window in the west wall, the window in the north wall.

Special Events

November 2009. Changes were announced to the St Mary's team responsible for Stuntney Holy Cross. Our minister is now the Revd. John Isaacs (666936), assisted by Licensed Lay Minister Ruth Dennigan (664179)
Team Rector Revd. Alam Hulme (662308), Team Vicar Revd. Margaret Harper (645128)

To visit an interesting website giving some lovely pictures of the architectural treasures of our Church, provided by The Corpus of Romanesque Sculpture in Britain and Ireland, copyright The British Academy select here

Services are nomally held at 9 am each Sunday morning. For other special Church services or events see the 'Stuntney events' page.

Readings roster for Sunday services:
Sunday July 11th - Anthony Morbey
Sunday July 18th - Rosemary Morbey
Sunday July 25th - Betty Wheeler
For the full Church Rosta for August/September 2010 Select here

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