St Mary Magdalene, Great Hampden
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Welcome to our church.

St Mary Magdalene, Great Hampden is a well-loved parish church serving Great Hampden and the surrounding villages. We are made up of people of different ages and backgrounds who enjoy being a part of the life of our church. We come together to give thanks to God every Sunday at 11.15am, and we invite you to join us!

Visit our sister church Holy Trinity, Prestwood.

ImageJoin us on Sunday 13th July at 7pm for an evening of beautiful music in the recently refurbished church, courtesy of the wonderful Hampden Ensemble.

This is the latest in our excellent and popular series of concerts and will feature Alexandra Caldon, Charlotte Reid, Alex Caldon and friends.

Tickets are £15 (£10 for under 18s) and include refreshments in the interval.

Get your tickets online at greathampden.org.uk/concert.

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St Mary Magdalene, Great Hampden—a Unique Venue

We are a welcoming church for the 21st century, offering a place for people to encounter God in their lives.

Whilst retaining the character of our historic building we have made some simple changes, and have created an exciting space for worship, pilgrimage, music and the arts.

Our church is in a beautiful rural location, but is easy to get to from Aylesbury, High Wycombe and surrounding towns, with a well-maintained drive from the nearby road.



  • An expertly restored mediaeval building, improved by sensitive redecoration.
  • A well-lit, warmer, comfortable and accessible space.
  • Kitchen and toilet facilities.
  • Full audio-visual integrated system, including a drop-down screen with projector, flat screen, HDMI, wireless HDMI and Bluetooth connection.
  • Traditional, mediaeval pew seating in the main part of the church.
  • Open space in the chancel and North aisle for small groups, with flexible seating.
  • Architectural and historical features.