Our Church’s Story

Welcome to St Wilfrid’s Church

A warm, vibrant Anglican church in a historic setting

We are a lively and growing Anglican church, meeting in a beautiful 800-year-old building that’s full of history—but very much alive and being renewed inside! Whether you prefer a traditional or modern style of worship, there’s a place for you here.

At St Wilfrid’s, we seek the manifest presence of God by His Holy Spirit. We love the Scriptures, and our deepest aim is to equip God’s people to do His work—growing in unity, faith, and the knowledge of Jesus Christ.

You’ll find a warm welcome whatever your background, age, or stage of faith. Our congregation is wonderfully varied, and we’d love to help you find your place in our church family.

Vacancy

St Wilfrid’s is currently in a period of vacancy, following the retirement of our vicar, Revd Ludger Fremmer. We give thanks for Ludger’s faithful ministry, leadership, and care for the church and wider community during his time with us.

While we are without a permanent vicar, worship and pastoral care continue as normal. Services are led by visiting clergy and licensed lay ministers, and the life of the church remains active, prayerful, and welcoming. Throughout this time, we trust in Christ as our King, who continues to lead and sustain His church.

The PCC is working closely with the Diocese as we look ahead to the appointment of a new vicar. This time of vacancy is one of transition, but also an opportunity for prayer, reflection, and growing together with hope and confidence in God’s guidance.

Minster Communities

Minster Communities are groups of churches working collaboratively and sharing resources to enable effective mission. There are many reasons why this process is taking place; more information can be found by visiting this website: www.leicester.anglican.org/minster-communities.

We are supported by the Area Dean for Gartree, Revd Steve Bailey, who is also the Rector for the Oadby Great Glen Benefice.

The churches in our prospective Minster Community are: Burton Overy, St Andrew’s; Great Glen, St Cuthbert’s; Carlton Curlieu, St Mary’s; Oadby, St Paul’s; Oadby, St Peter’s; and the 3 churches in our own benefice. We are currently at Phase 2, which means that the various working groups have submitted their reports, after which a formal proposal will be submitted to the Diocese. It is hoped that our Minster Community will be formalised by the end of 2027.

 

Worship Services

         A traditional communion service with hymns, organ and choir.

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Our Vision

“St Wilfrid’s Church: Seeking the Kingdom of God”

We believe the Church is not just a place—it’s a people, gathered in Christ. We’re here to share more than activities: we offer a message of hope and transformation that sits at the heart of everything we do.

 

Discover Our Story

Our church building has stood for over 800 years and is rich in history. In fact, TV historian Michael Wood named St Wilfrid’s as his favourite church in a national survey by the National Churches Trust.
Click here to read more about our history.

More Than Just Sundays

St Wilfrid’s is a hub of community and spiritual life throughout the week. Whether you’re interested in children’s and youth work, mid-week groups, mission and charity support, or weddings and baptisms, we’d love to connect with you.

We also run Welcome Meals for newcomers—get in touch if you’d like to join the next one.

Meet Our Dedicated Team

Get to know the heart behind our church, where each member plays a vital role in our community.


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Eunice Hayes

Associate Minister

Ximena Shelton

Children and Youth Worker

Martyn Wyburn

Children and Youth Worker

Danny Pratt & Tony Frost

AV Team

Susanna Steptoe

PCC

Clive Smith

PCC

Eunice Hayes

Children and Youth Worker

Liz Scott

Children and Youth Worker

Kevin Feltham

PCC

Joy Hill

Administrator

Sara Law

Children and Youth Worker

Peter Hayes

PCC

Theresa Jackson

Associate Minister

Flavio Dias

Children and Youth Worker

Trevor Lake

Associate Minister

Jacki Shorley

Associate Minister

Alan Goss

Church Warden

Cathi Batho

Children and Youth Worker

Ian Morris, Karen Goss, Jill Ferraby, Ludger Fremmer

Worship Team

Jacqui Connolly

Church Warden

Kyra Pratt

Treasurer

Anne Flower

Associate Minister

Kyra Pratt

Children and Youth Worker

Mary Ireland

Reverend

Martyn Wyburn

PCC

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Great church. Warm welcome
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Extremely welcoming church. Well organised and have a lot going on. Including a Sunday school for the children
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Beautiful, small parish church with a picturesque, atmospheric graveyard.
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Kibworth beauchamp church ⛪ is set to the north of the main village and shared with the sister village of Harcourt. The tower has a clock on three sides of the building. With the village war memorial cross offset to the west facing door. With an addition of a community/village hall to the northeasterly side of the building makes it a popular destination for locals and visitors. with tales of an old prist tunnel that ran from the old grammar school to the church and from the church to the old house in Harcourt.
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