Our Story

St Mary & St George Church building was completed in 1938 to serve the growing population on the western side of High Wycombe. The building was designed by Wellesley and Wills (Lord Wellesley later became the 7th Duke of Wellington) and is a striking example of inter-war church architecture with its free Byzantine style and iconic copper dome roof.

In early 2019, the parish church entered a new and exciting season of life as it welcomed a team from St Andrew's Church, Hatters Lane to join the community and help to strengthen and revitalise the church’s mission and ministry. We have now has a varied style of worship from the more traditional through to the very contemporary and informal and, in partnership with others, has developed a wide range of outreach and discipleship ministries. We are excited to see what God will do as we continue to step out in faith!

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Planning your Visit

Join In

We believe that Church is about much more than a Sunday gathering. Church is God’s family, and families ‘do life’ together.
We encourage everyone in our church to get involved in some form of group or community that meets during the week.
We have a range to choose from.

Missional Communities

Missional Communities are small to mid-sized groups that meet to share their lives together around a common focus. Missional Communities will be rooted in a rhythm of praying together, reading the Bible and meeting in one another’s home regularly. Importantly though, they will also have a strong ‘outward focus’ and a desire to connect with a particular group of people with whom they can share the Good News of Jesus through friendship and a shared life.
A Missional Community might be based around a particular locality, or a common interest or a stage of life. Speak to one of the Team for more details.

Small Groups

We run a couple of different Small Groups for those who really want to ‘go deeper’ in their faith. These include a Bible study group and a group which is dedicated to prayer and the prophetic.

Social Groups

We also have a number of groups that have a more social flavour and are aimed at simply connecting people together around a shared activity. These groups meet at different times and locations and can change throughout the year.