The church is usually open daily during the daytime. We welcome visitors, and ask you to take precautions to avoid spread of Covid-19. Please use the hand sanitiser provided, and wear a face mask.
Regular services at Madley
- Monthly on first Sunday at 10.30am: Informal worship service
- Monthly on the second Saturday at 5pm: Holy Communion
Details for all our churches are posted on "This Month's Services" page
A guide to the church
Activities at Madley include children's groups,
bellringers, musicians, flower rota, prayer tree, tower clock and flag, craft
group, parish giving, stables bookings, parish hall bookings. To contact
the appropriate person please use the "contact us"
link and we will pass on your message.
Painton Cowen has photographed the Madley stained glass, published in his book "English Stained Glass", Thames & Hudson (2008). View pictures of this and other English churches on his website: http://www.therosewindow.com/pilot/Madley/Table.htm
High up, over the chancel arch, there are the remains of a painting done soon after the present nave was built - about 1300. There is a light on a timed switch on the North wall. There is also a board on the wall telling you more about the paintings, which were restored in 1992. In an age where very few could read, the pictures would tell a cartoon-like story of Jesus' passion, death and resurrection. Wall paintings of this age are very rare. You can see a photo of the medieval paintings on the Madley pictures page (link below).
We also have on display a set of huge modern paintings by Ed Kelly, of the 6th century Saint Dubricius. Click the link below to see photos.
