Welcome to the home page of Denby Church,
one of the oldest churches in England with a history going
back to 1135.
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How to Contact Us
To contact the Group Administrator ring 01332 880284 or send an email to
groupadmin@denbychurch.org.uk
For general information, email info@denbychurch.org.uk
Safeguarding
At its meeting in November 2019, Denby Parochial Church Council adopted
the Church of England House of Bishops' Policy - Promoting a Safer
Church.
If you have any safeguarding concerns, please contact our Parish
Safeguarding Officer: tel 07594 216232 or email:
safeguarding@denbychurch.co.uk
For further information, see our page on safeguarding
Denby Group of Churches
St Mary's at Denby is one of the Denby Group of Churches along wth St James',
Codnor; St Luke's, Loscoe; St Clement's, Horsley and St Susanna's, Horsley
Woodhouse
Churchyard Regulations
There are Churchyard Regulations governing what can and cannot be
placed on or near graves in the churchyard. An extract of the full
regulations is available in the porch for you to read. If you require a copy
of the full regulations, which includes the requirements for headstones,
please email info@denbychurch.org.uk
Latest Update
Currently two services are being held each month - normally on the 1st
and 3rd Sundays in each month. Social distancing has been reduced to
1 metre. Please note that face coverings are strongly recommended to
be worn throughout the service. Further details here.
The Church of England website has a selection of daily worship and
prayers.
Carol Service 19th December at 10.00 am
It
will
be
necessary
to
book
a
place
for
the
Carol
Service
to
ensure
that
the
Covid
capacity
of
the
church
is
not
exceeded
and
that
everyone
is
kept
safe.
You
can
request
a
place
by
emailing
us
or
by
telphoning
01332 881025.
Apologies if you are unsuccessful in getting a place.
Carols in the Churchyard 24th December - CANCELLED
The
Parochial
Church
Council
has
decided
reluctatntly
that
the
Carols
in
the
Churchyard
event
planned
for
Christmas
Eve
must
be
cancelled.
This
is
due
to
the
problems
of
organising
the
event
safely
when
over
100
adults
and
children
are
not
able
to
enter
the
church
building
as
this
number
would
far
exceed the Covid capacity and also present normal health & safety concerns.
