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Welcome to the website
of All Saints' Church Northampton. Within our site, you will be
able to access a wide variety of information including
coming events,
information about our
music department,
the history of the church,
where we are located, information on
how to contact us and much
more.
Situated in at the heart of Northampton, the Church is part of the
Parish of All Saints with St Katharine and St Peter in the
Church of England; it is also Northampton's Civic Church. The
classical building sits on the site of a great Norman Church,
and All Saints ministers to the needs of a busy town of some
200,000 inhabitants. On 28 April 2012, a new era in the life of
All Saints began as the Revd. Dr. David McConkey was
formally installed as Priest-in-charge of All Saints with St
Katharine and St Peter.
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The church is open
from 9:00am to 6:00pm 365 days a year and welcomes all visitors,
whether they come to see our beautiful church, join one of our
services or to listen to our renowned choirs - either the
traditional choir of Boys and Men, or our separate Girls' Choir
- at one of their five weekly Choral Services. There are also
regular recitals in the Church, including a summer series "Lunchtime
Live" which has been running for a number of years, and from
December to May each year we host the popular series "Back
to Bach", which regularly attracts audiences of nearly 200
people.
Regular Sunday and daily services supplement the annual
celebrations and commemorations of the historic settlement of
Northampton, to which all visitors are welcome. Our building is
fully wheelchair accessible and we have a suite of lavatories,
with disabled and baby-changing facilities, at the north end of
the Narthex.
Please explore our website and discover more about the Church of
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All Saints,
dedicated to the innumerable company of men and women
whose faith sustained our nation, exists to bring God to
His people and His people to God. Within a caring
community where pastoral sensitivity is crucial, we hope
to promote a traditional Liturgy investing worshippers
with a sense of the dignity and purpose of God's Creation. |
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