Welcome to St Mary’s Church
Church is open for worship We are open on Sundays for services at 8am, 9.30am, 11.15 am and 6.30pm We are also offering virtual worship for those unable to join … Continue reading
Visiting us
NORMAL VISITING TIMES Monday – Saturday 11am – 4pm Sundays (for services) 7.30am – 12noon and 6pm – 7.30pm We give our lovely volunteer Welcomers a rest between Christmas and … Continue reading
News and keeping in touch
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We have returned to in person worship but we will continue online while the pandemic restricts movement (see below for online) 8.00am Holy Communion 9.30am Holy Communion 11.15am The 11.15 Service … Continue reading
Summer Narnia Sessions
Enter the magical world of Narnia with Storytelling and Craft activities this summer in St. Mary’s Church. The activities will be aimed at children aged 5-11 yrs and based on … Continue reading
Details of Services – July to October 21
Click here to download the latest term card which includes information about all our services.
Carvings of local heroes and global pioneers commissioned to replace damaged stonework
Our press release about the new stone carvings at St Mary’s
Latest Pilgrim Rabbit Newsletter
Please see below the latest Pilgrim Rabbit Newsletter (for June 2021)
Safeguarding
St Mary’s Church takes its duty and obligation to protect all, extremely seriously. We have adopted the national Church of England’s robust procedures and guidelines. You can find out more … Continue reading
Why are roof bosses important? What can they tell us?
The first in a new series of fortnightly blogs exploring St Mary’s curious carvings. Written by Bryony Wilde, a recent Art History graduate of the University of York.
New findings on St Mary’s history emerge from student projects
Students from the University of York are helping to shed light on the church’s heritage, in particular its remarkable collection of Tudor and medieval roof bosses.
Discoveries from the current restoration of St Mary’s
For the first time in living memory, fine details of the carvings high up on the south nave clerestory can be seen
Digital exhibition now open!
The online version of Reform Rebellion Restoration is now open, providing 24-hour virtual access to all of the historical information and images of all of the portraits in the exhibition. … Continue reading
Curious Carvings
Today, we publish ‘Curious Carvings: The Roof Bosses of St Mary’s Beverley’. Written by Dr Jennie England, the book provides interpretations of thirty of the Tudor and medieval bosses which … Continue reading