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Worship at St. Everilda's
Worship at St. Everilda's
St Everilda's is Everingham's Anglican (Church of England) church, with weekly services and a friendly congregation. We're part of the Holme and Seaton Ross Group of Parishes. Our curate is Anne-Marie Breewood, and you can contact her on 01430 427807.
Everingham also has another notable church building... The previously Roman Catholic Chapel of St. Mary & St. Everilda on the Everingham Park estate (everinghampark.com). Worship is no longer practised there, but its charitable trust opens it for events and tours throughout the year. You can read about its history on our website.
Regular Services
Regular Services
On most Fridays, Morning Prayer is at 9am, followed by Holy Communion at 9.30am.
On Sundays there is usually a service at 9.15am here, and in some months at 10.45am at St Peter's, Harswell.
Times do change, so please check the calendar on the Home page or this month's Everingham News.
Life Events
Life Events
The church plays host to the village's weddings, baptisms, and funerals throughout the year.
Please get in touch with Anne-Marie if you'd like to discuss having any of these at St. Everilda's.
New to Faith?
New to Faith?
It can sometimes be quite daunting to figure out where to start, if you're new to faith and curious about Christianity.
Everyone's different, so there's no single right way to explore. Come along to one of our services, or get in touch with Anne-Marie and we promise a welcoming 'no-pressure' discussion.
History of St. Everilda's
History of St. Everilda's
St Everilda's church consists of a medieval stone tower and a brick nave and apse from the 18th century.
Read more about its history, and that of its sister church, St Peter's in Harswell.
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