Welcome to Shingay Churches

We are a small group of friendly country parishes in
South Cambridgeshire

Welcome to our churches

Upcoming services are:

6th April (Lent 5/ Passiontide)
8:30amWendyHoly Communion
10:00amLitlingtonHoly Communion w/ AP
10:30amGuilden MordenHoly Communion by extension
13th April (Palm Sunday)
10:00pmSteeple MordenGroup Communion w/ Procession
17th April (Maundy Thursday/ Easter Triduum)
19:00pmLitlingtonGroup Communion/foot washing
18th April (Good Friday)
10:00amGuilden MordenWalk of Witness (starts in GM Chapel)
14:00pmAbington PigottsGood Friday Reflective Service
20th April (Easter Sunday)
10:00amAbington PigottsHoly Communion
10:00amSteeple MordenHoly Communion
27th April (Easter 2)
10:00amAbington PigottsGroup Communion
10:30amGuilden MordenUnited Communion at St. Mary’s

We are delighted to welcome The Revd Samuel (Sam) Perez Criado, as the new Rector of The Shingay Group of Parishes.

We thank God for the gift of Sam’s ministry as we welcome his whole family into the Shingay group.

The video below explains Fa Sam’s background and his hopes for the future.

Abington Pigotts, Guilden Morden, Litlington and Steeple Morden churches are open during the day, from approx. 10am to 4pm for individuals to enter for prayer.  

The Shingay Group of Parishes consists of St. Michael and All Angels, Abington Pigotts; St. Catherine’s, Litlington; St. Mary the Virgin, Guilden Morden; St. Peter and St.Paul, Steeple Morden; St. Giles, Tadlow; and All Saints’, Wendy and Shingay. We are situated in the South West corner of Cambridgeshire and are part of the Diocese of Ely of The Church of England.

All six parishes of the Group have their own organizations, Parochial Church Councils and so forth, but we operate as a Team of Parishes wherever we can, and good friendships have been built across the villages through our meetings together, and our regular monthly worship together in one of the six churches. In normal circumstances we try to have a service in each of the six churches on three Sundays of the month, and come together for worship on the remaining Sunday.

Full details of services are printed in Prospect magazine, which is normally delivered each month to homes in the parishes. Prospect is also available on-line by clicking here

The care and protection of children, young people and adults involved in Church activities is the responsibility of everyone who participates in the life of the Church. Our Safeguarding Policy can be found by clicking on the Safeguarding tab at the top of this page.