St Denys' Church was built for the glory of God in the 12th century, although Christians have worshipped here since at least the 12th century. It is a place of great dignity and warmth and the community here seeks to be living, giving and here for all people.
You are invited to join in our services, or if you simply prefer to stop for a moment of thought and reflection.
Whether you come to pray for concerns of the world, or loved ones, or if you are simply drawn to admire our magnificent architecture, St Denys' Church is here for you.
The Bishop of Lincoln, Canon John Patrick and The Revd Jeremy Cullimore on the roof of Sleaford Parish Church, St Denys'
(Photograph Courtesy of the Sleaford Standard) On Wednesday, 29th July The installed Solar Panels were dedicated by The Bishop of Lincoln in a service at St Denys' Church at 11.30am.
If you would like to see the completed installation do please come along. (No high heels please ladies)
Thu 18th Mar - Kirton in Lindsey (The United Mission Church of St Andrew) with Manton and Grayi Kirton in Lindsey (The United Mission Church of St Andrew) with Manton and Grayingham Parish Priest Revd Canon Chris Lilley Assistant Curate Revd Pam Costin Hon. Assistant Curate Revd Jeff Wilson Methodist Local Preachers Kathryn Darby Christine Ranyell Parish Ministers Evelyn Bunting, (Pastoral Assistants) Kay and Mark Chappell, Caroline Collin, Nigel Clark, Jean Escreet, Pat Frankish, Michael Melling, Neil Reeder, Edna Robertson, George and Dorothy Shaw, Anne Wild. Please pray for the completion of the Local Ecumenical Partnership at Kirton, as the three denominations, Anglican, Methodist and Baptist, that have been worshipping, as a single congregation for four years, finally become one church. Please pray also for a major social outreach plan for the use of Kirton Methodist Church as “The Wesley Centre.” Please pray for our team of Parish ministers who have trained as a Mission Development Team. Pray for the Bishop of Grimsby’s Visitation today to the Barrow upon Humber Group of Parishes; for the Revd John Girtchen and the people within the parishes. Bujumbura (Burundi) The Rt. Revd Pie Ntukamazina
