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Anglican Diocese of Peterborough

Coordinates:52°34′21″N0°14′20″W / 52.57250°N 0.23889°W /52.57250; -0.23889
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Diocese of the Church of England

Diocese of Peterborough

Dioecesis Petroburgensis
Diocesan logo
Coat of arms of the Diocese of Peterborough
Coat of arms
Location
Ecclesiastical provinceCanterbury
ArchdeaconriesNorthampton,Oakham
Statistics
Parishes352
Churches386
Information
CathedralPeterborough Cathedral
LanguageEnglish
Current leadership
BishopDebbie Sellin
SuffraganBishop of Brixworth (vacant)
ArchdeaconsRichard Ormston,Archdeacon of Northampton
Alison Booker,Archdeacon of Oakham
Website
peterborough-diocese.org.uk

TheDiocese of Peterborough forms part of theProvince of Canterbury inEngland. Its seat is theCathedral Church ofSaint Peter,Saint Paul andSaint Andrew, which was founded as amonastery in AD 655 and re-built in its present form between 1118 and 1238.

History

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Founded at theDissolution of the Monasteries in 1541 (it was until then part of theDiocese of Lincoln), the Diocese covers the areas of:

From 1839 till 1927 the Peterborough diocese covered the territory of theArchdeaconry of Leicester which is now the (modern)Diocese of Leicester.[1]

Peterborough Abbey became a cathedral at theReformation, one of six wholly new bishoprics founded underHenry VIII. On 4 September 1541letters patent were issued converting the abbey church of Peterborough into a cathedral church, with a dean and chapter and ecclesiastical staff. The last abbot,John Chambers, was consecrated in his former abbey church on 23 October 1541 as the first Bishop of Peterborough.

A link with theAnglican Church of Kenya Diocese of Bungoma was formed by the two bishops following theLambeth Conference in 1998.

In 1851 the diocese comprised the following rural deaneries:[2]

  • Covering Leicestershire: Akeley, Christianity, Framland, Gartree, Goscote, Guthlaxton, Sparkenhoe.
  • Covering Northamptonshire: Brackley, Daventry, Haddon, Higham Ferrers, Northampton, Oundle, Peterborough Preston, Rothwell, Weldon.
  • Covering Rutland: Rutland.

Organisation

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The Diocese is divided into twoArchdeaconries:

The parts of the City ofPeterborough that are south of theRiver Nene, and so were in thehistoric county ofHuntingdonshire rather than the Soke of Peterborough, fall within theDiocese of Ely. The previousBishop of Peterborough was commissioned asAssistant Bishop in the Ely Diocese so he could exercise pastoral care in these parishes, which includeStanground,Orton,Woodston,Yaxley andFletton.[3][4][5]Thorney, historically in the Isle of Ely and now within the boundaries of the Peterborough unitary authority area, is unaffected by this arrangement.[6]

Bishops

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The Bishop of Peterborough (Debbie Sellin) leads the diocese, and is assisted by theBishop suffragan of Brixworth (vacant). The suffragan see of Brixworth was created by Order in Council on 26 July 1988.[7]

Alternative episcopal oversight (for parishes in the diocese which reject the ministry of priests who are women) is provided by theprovincial episcopal visitor,Luke Irvine-Capel,Bishop suffragan of Richborough, who is licensed as an honorary assistant bishop of the diocese in order to facilitate his work there. There is also one former bishop,Ed Condry, living in the diocese who is licensed as honorary assistant bishop.[8]

Territorial irregularities

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The diocese comprises the areas of Northamptonshire, Rutland and Peterborough with the following exceptions (clockwise from Stamford):

  • The areas ofWothorpe andSt Martin's Without in Peterborough belong to the Diocese of Lincoln.
  • The areas of North Side (to the south of Thorney),Stanground,Fletton,Woodston,Hampton andOrton in Peterborough belong to the Diocese of Ely.
  • The areas ofStibbington,Water Newton andWashingley in Cambridgeshire belong to the Diocese of Peterborough.
  • The eastern half ofSalcey Forest in Northamptonshire belongs to the Diocese of Oxford.
  • A small area at Brackley Hatch, between Syresham and Silverstone, is an exclave of the Diocese of Oxford.
  • The area ofOnley to the west of Barby in Northamptonshire belongs to the Diocese of Coventry.
  • The areas ofStanford-on-Avon,Hothorpe andLittle Oxendon in Northamptonshire belong to the Diocese of Leicester.
  • The area of Holyoaks, south-west of Stoke Dry, in Leicestershire, belongs to the Diocese of Peterborough.
  • The area ofCarlby, and two small areas on the western edge ofStamford, in Lincolnshire, belong to the Diocese of Peterborough.

List of churches

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Extra-parochial places

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Archdeaconry of Northampton

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Deanery of Brackley

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  • Benefice ofAstwell
    • Parish ofHelmdon with Stuchbury andRadstone (population 923)
      • St Mary Magdalene's Church, Helmdon (medieval)
      • St Lawrence's Church, Radstone (medieval, parishes merged 1971)
      • St John's Church, Stuchbury (medieval, destroyed C16th, parishes merged 1560)
    • Parish ofLois Weedon (population 327)
      • SS Mary & Peter's Church, Weedon Lois (medieval)
      • St John the Baptist's Church,Plumpton (medieval, parishes merged 1928, closed)
    • Parish ofSyresham (population 875): St James the Great's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofWappenham (population 355): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofWhitfield (population 209): St John the Evangelist's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice of Astwick Vale
    • Parish ofAynho (population 643):St Michael's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofCroughton (population 1,219): All Saints' Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofEvenley (population 591): St George's Church (medieval, rebuilt 1864)
    • Parish ofFarthinghoe (population 339): St Michael & All Angels' Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofHinton-In-The-Hedges with Steane (population 256)
      • Most Holy Trinity Church, Hinton-in-the-Hedges (medieval)
      • St Peter's Church, Steane (medieval, parishes merged C16th)
  • Benefice and Parish ofBrackley St Peter with St James (population 16,326)
    • St Peter's Church, Brackley (medieval)
    • Halse Mission Chapel (1900)
    • St James's Church, Brackley (medieval, demolished 1836)
    • St Mary's Chapel, Halse (medieval, closed c. C17th)
  • Benefice of Chenderit
  • Benefice of Culworth
    • Parish ofChipping Warden (population 554): SS Peter & Paul's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofCulworth (population 416): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofEdgcote (population 69): St James's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofMoreton Pinkney (population 367): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice of Five Ways
    • Parish ofAston-le-Walls (population 306): St Leonard's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofBoddington (population 705): St John the Baptist's Church, Upper Boddington (medieval)
    • Parish ofByfield (population 1,318): Holy Cross Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofEydon (population 431): St Nicholas' Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofWoodford Halse (population 4,280): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice of King's Sutton and Newbottle and Charlton
    • Parish ofKing's Sutton (population 2,320)
      • SS Peter & Paul's Church (medieval)
      • St Rumbold's Chapel, Walton (medieval, closed C16th)
    • Parish ofNewbottle withCharlton (population 538): St James's Church, Newbottle (medieval)

Deanery of Brixworth

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Deanery of Daventry

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  • Benefice of Barby and Kilsby
    • Parish ofBarby (population 1,087)
      • St Mary's Church (medieval)
      • Onley Chapel (abandoned Middle Ages)
    • Parish ofKilsby (population 1,330): St Faith's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice of Braunston, Ashby St Ledgers and Welton
    • Parish ofAshby St Ledgers (population 146): The Blessed Virgin Mary & St Leodegarius' Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofBraunston (population 1,826): All Saints' Church (medieval, rebuilt 1849)
    • Parish ofWelton (population 594): St Martin's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice of Bugbrooke, Harpole, Kislingbury and Rothersthorpe
    • Parish ofBugbrooke (population 3,027): St Michael & All Angels' Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofHarpole (population 1,550): All Saints' Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofKislingbury (population 2,888): St Luke's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofRothersthorpe (population 458): SS Peter & Paul's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice and Parish ofDaventry (population 28,104)
    • Holy Cross Church (medieval, rebuilt 1758)
    • St James's Church (1839, parish created 1840, closed 1962)
  • Benefice of Heyford with Stowe Nine Churches and Flore with Brockhall
    • Parish ofBrockhall (population 88): SS Peter & Paul's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofFlore (population 1,449): All Saints' Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofHeyford (population 1,721): SS Peter & Paul's Church, Nether Heyford (medieval)
    • Parish ofStowe Nine Churches (population 255)
  • Benefice of Knightley
    • Parish ofBadby (population 891): St Mary's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofCharwelton (population 215): Holy Trinity Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofFawsley (population 24):St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofNewnham (population 410): St Michael & All Angels' Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofPreston Capes (population 201): SS Peter & Paul's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice of Staverton, Hellidon and Catesby
    • Parish ofCatesby (population 60)
    • Parish ofHellidon (population 205): St John the Baptist's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofStaverton (population 478): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice of Weedon Bec with Everdon and Dodford
    • Parish ofDodford (population 195): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofEverdon (population 353): St Mary's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofWeedon Bec (population 2,870): SS Peter & Paul's Church (medieval)

Deanery of Greater Northampton

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  • Benefice and Parish ofAbington (population 7,667):SS Peter & Paul's Church (medieval, rebuilt except tower 1821)
  • Benefice and Parish ofBilling (population 15,261)
    • St Andrew's Church, Great Billing (medieval)
    • All Saints' Church, Little Billing (medieval)
  • Benefice of Dallington and St James
    • Parish ofDallington (population 4,595):St Mary's Church (medieval)
    • Parish of NorthamptonSt James (population 9,188):St James's Church, St James's End (1868, parish church 1872)
  • Benefice and Parish ofDuston andUpton (population 26,035)
    • St Luke's Church, Duston (medieval)
    • St Francis' Church, Duston (1967)
    • Grace Church Upton (2021, meets in primary school)
    • St Michael's Church, Upton (medieval chapelry to St Peter's Northampton, parish church 1851, closed 1981)
    • St Barnabas' Church, New Duston (1887, closed C20th)
  • Benefice and Parish of King's Heath (population 4,726)
    • Church on the Heath Local Ecumenical Partnership (2007, meets in primary school since 2022)
    • Church on the Heath Local Ecumenical Partnership Old Building (built 1950s as Baptist church, closed 2021)
    • St Augustine's Church (1950s, parish church 1964, closed 2006)
  • Benefice and Parish ofKingsthorpe (population 23,929)
    • St John the Baptist's Church (medieval chapelry to St Peter's Northampton, parish church 1850, rebuilt C19th)
    • St David's Church (1940, parish church 1967)
    • St Mark's Church (c. 1960)
  • Benefice of Living Brook
  • Benefice and Parish ofMoulton (population 7,779):SS Peter & Paul's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice of Northampton All Saints Holy Sepulchre
    • Parish ofNorthampton All Saints with St Katherine and St Peter (population 2,878)
      • All Saints' Church (medieval, rebuilt 1680)
      • St Peter's Church (medieval, closed 1995)
      • St Katherine's Church (built and parish church 1839, parishes merged 1949, demolished 1950)
      • St Gregory's Church (medieval, closed C16th)
      • St Mary's Church by the Castle (medieval, closed C16th, parish abolished 1589)
      • St Margaret's Church without Westgate (medieval, closed in or before C16th)
      • St Katherine's Chapel (medieval, closed C16th)
      • St Martin's Chapel (medieval, closed C14th/15th)
      • St Thomas's Chapel (medieval, closed Middle Ages)
    • Parish of Northampton Holy Sepulchre with St Andrew & St Lawrence (population 6,189)
      • Holy Sepulchre Church (medieval)
      • St Andrew's Church (1841, parish church 1842, parishes merged 1965, demolished 1970s)
      • St Lawrence the Martyr's Church (built 1878, parish church 1879, closed C20th)
      • St Crispin's Chapel of Ease (1884, closed 1920s)
      • St Bartholomew's Church without Northgate (medieval, closed late C15th)
      • St Michael's Church (medieval, closed C16th)
  • Benefice of Northampton Christ Church St Michael
    • Parish of Northampton Christ Church (population 4,751):Christ Church (parish 1898, built 1906)
    • Parish of Northampton St Michael & All Angels with St Edmund (population 11,762)
      • St Michael & All Angels' Church (1882, parish church 1883)
      • St Edmund's Church (parish 1846, built 1850, demolished c. 1980)
      • St Gabriel's Church (1894, closed 1925)
  • Benefice and Parish of Northampton Emmanuel (population 29,995)
    • Emmanuel Church (1974)
    • Boothville Community Church (1990s, meets in community centre)
    • Rectory Farm Community Church (1990s, meets in community centre)
  • Benefice and Parish of Northampton Holy Trinity and St Paul (population 10,371)
    • Holy Trinity Church (c. 1910, parish 1907)
    • St Paul's Church (parish 1877, built 1890, closed C20th)
  • Benefice and Parish of Northampton St Alban the Martyr (population 11,882):St Alban's Church (1938, parish church 1951)
  • Benefice and Parish of Northampton St Benedict (population 19,176):St Benedict's Church,West Hunsbury, Northampton (1982)
  • Benefice and Parish of Northampton St Giles (population 4,603)
    • St Giles' Church (medieval)
    • St Edmund's Church without Eastgate (medieval, closed c. 1550)
  • Benefice and Parish of Northampton St Mary the Virgin (population 11,939):St Mary the Virgin's Church,Far Cotton (1875, built 1885)
  • Benefice and Parish of Northampton St Matthew (population 7,635):St Matthew's Church (1893)
  • Benefice and Parish ofWeston Favell (population 8,089):St Peter's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice and Parish ofWootton (population 14,550)
    • St George the Martyr's Church (medieval)
    • Grange Park Church Local Ecumenical Partnership (2000s, meets in a community centre)

Deanery of Towcester

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  • Benefice of Amelcote
  • Benefice ofGrand Union
    • Parish ofAlderton (population 106): St Margaret's Church (medieval, rebuilt 1528, rebuilt except tower 1848)
    • Parish ofBlisworth (population 1,854): St John the Baptist's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofGrafton Regis (population 138): St Mary's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofMilton Malsor (population 805): Holy Cross Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofStoke Bruerne (population 700)
      • St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
      • St Anne's New Chapel,Shutlanger (1885)
      • St Anne's Old Chapel, Shutlanger (medieval, closed C16th)
  • Benefice of Lambfold
    • Parish ofAdstone (population 95):All Saints' Church (medieval chapel to Canons Ashby, parish church 1867)
    • Parish ofBlakesley (population 703): St Mary's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofFarthingstone (population 190): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofLitchborough (population 336): St Martin's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofMaidford (population 198): SS Peter & Paul's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice and Parish ofPassenham withOld Stratford withDeanshanger (population 6,542)
    • St Guthlac's Church, Passenham (medieval)
    • Holy Trinity Church, Deanshanger (1853)
  • Benefice ofSalcey
    • Parish ofAshton (population 543): St Michael & All Angels' Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofCollingtree (population 2,543): St Columba's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofCourteenhall (population 112): SS Peter & Paul's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofHartwell (population 1,880)
      • St John the Baptist's Church (1851)
      • St John the Baptist's Old Chapel (medieval, closed c. C16th)
    • Parish ofRoade (population 3,582): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice of South Cleley
    • Parish ofCosgrove (population 649): SS Peter & Paul's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofPotterspury withFurtho andYardley Gobion (population 2,933)
      • St Nicholas' Church, Potterspury (medieval)
      • St Leonard's Church, Yardley Gobion (1864)
      • St Bartholomew's Church, Furtho (medieval, parishes merged 1921, closed 1989)
    • Parish ofWicken (population 340)
      • St John the Evangelist's Church, Wick Dive (medieval)
      • St James's Church, Wick Hamon (medieval, parishes merged 1587, demolished 1619)
  • Benefice ofTove
    • Parish ofBradden (population 149): St Michael's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofEaston Neston (population 1,443): St Mary's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofGreens Norton (population 1,680): St Bartholomew's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofTowcester (population 10,121)
      • St Lawrence's Church (medieval)
      • St Augustine's Mission Chapel,Caldecote (C19th/20th)
  • Benefice ofWhittlewood
    • Parish ofAbthorpe (population 351): St John the Baptist's Church (medieval chapel to Towcester, parish church 1737, rebuilt 1871)
    • Parish ofPaulerspury (population 1,116): St James the Great's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofSilverstone (population 2,830): St Michael's Church (medieval, rebuilt 1780, 1884)
    • Parish ofSlapton (population 83): St Botolph's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofWhittlebury (population 566): St Mary's Church (medieval)

Deanery of Wellingborough

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  • Benefice and Parish ofEarls Barton (population 6,361):All Saints' Church (Saxon)
  • Benefice of Great Doddington and Wilby and Ecton
    • Parish ofEcton (population 489): St Mary Magdalene's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofGreat Doddington (population 3,055): St Nicholas' Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofWilby (population 639): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice of Great Harrowden with Little Harrowden and Orlingbury and Isham with Pytchley
    • Parish ofGreat Harrowden (population 1,033): All Saints' Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofIsham (population 814): St Peter's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofLittle Harrowden (population 962): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval, parish church 1725)
    • Parish ofOrlingbury (population 454): St Mary's Church (medieval, rebuilt 1843)
    • Parish ofPytchley (population 499): All Saints' Church (medieval)
  • Benefice and Parish ofIrchester with Stanton Cross (population 4,911): St Katharine's Church, Irchester (medieval)
  • Benefice of Mears Ashby
    • Parish ofHardwick (population 94): St Leonard's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofMears Ashby (population 458): All Saints' Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofSywell withOverstone (population 2,171)
      • SS Peter & Paul's Church, Sywell (medieval)
      • St Nicholas' New Church, Overstone (1807)
      • St Nicholas' Old Church, Overstone (medieval, ruined C18th)
  • Benefice and Parish of North Wellingborough (population 6,525):North Wellingborough Anglican Church (1990, formerly Gleneagles Anglican Church, meets in a primary school)
  • Benefice and Parish ofWellingborough All Hallows (population 5,617):All Hallows' Church (medieval)
  • Benefice and Parish of Wellingborough All Saints (population 10,288):All Saints' Church (1868, parish church 1872)
  • Benefice of Wellingborough St Andrew St Barnabas
    • Parish of Wellingborough St Andrew (population 6,314):St Andrew's Church (1936; parish church 1964)
    • Parish of Wellingborough St Barnabas (population 6,571):St Barnabas' Church (1873, rebuilt 1893, parish church 1910)
  • Benefice and Parish of Wellingborough St Mark (population 9,507):St Mark's Church (1960s, parish church 1969)
  • Benefice and Parish of Wellingborough St Mary the Virgin (population 6,366):St Mary the Virgin's Church (built 1908–1930, parish church 1904)
  • Benefice of Wymersley
    • Parish ofBrafield-on-the-Green (population 649): St Laurence's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofCogenhoe (population 1,429): St Peter's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofGreat Houghton (population 667): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofLittle Houghton (population 457): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice of Wollaston with Strixton and Bozeat and Easton Maudit
    • Parish ofBozeat (population 2,074): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofEaston Maudit (population 103): St Peter & St Paul's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofWollaston withStrixton (population 3,572)
      • St Mary's Church, Wollaston (medieval, rebuilt 1737)
      • St Romwald's Church, Strixton (medieval, rebuilt 1873, parishes merged 1929)
  • Benefice of Yardley Hastings
    • Parish ofCastle Ashby (population 115): St Mary Magdalene's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofDenton (population 750): St Margaret's Church (medieval, rebuilt 1828, parish church 1892)
    • Parish ofGrendon (population 555): St Mary's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofWhiston (population 44): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval, rebuilt C16th)
    • Parish ofYardley Hastings (population 748): St Andrew's Church (medieval)

Archdeaconry of Oakham

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Deanery of Corby

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  • Benefice and Parish ofCorby St Columba (population 18,667): St Columba and the Northern Saints' Church (1940, current building 1957)
  • Benefice and Parish of Corby St John the Baptist with the Epiphany (population 11,591)
    • St John the Baptist's Church (medieval)
    • Church of the Epiphany, Corby (C20th, closed 2011, now a gym)
  • Benefice and Parish of Corby St Peter & St Andrew with Kingswood Church (population 17,385)
    • SS Peter & Andrew's Church (1961, current building 1967)
    • Kingswood Church, Corby (C20th?, closed)
  • Benefice and Parish ofGreat andLittle Oakley (population 14,194)
    • St Michael & All Angels' Church, Great Oakley (medieval)
    • St Peter's Church, Little Oakley (parishes merged 1972, closed 1977)
  • Benefice of Gretton with Rockingham and Cottingham with East Carlton
    • Parish ofCottingham (population 1,419): St Mary Magdalene's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofEast Carlton (population 225): St Peter's Church (medieval, rebuilt 1788)
    • Parish ofGretton (population 1,525)
      • St James the Great's Church (medieval)
      • Kirby Church (medieval, demolished C17th)
    • Parish ofRockingham (population 672): St Leonard's Church (medieval, rebuilt C19th)
  • Benefice of Harpers Brook
    • Parish ofBrigstock withStanion (population 4,582)
      • St Andrew's Church, Brigstock (medieval)
      • St Peter's Church, Stanion (medieval)
    • Parish ofLowick (population 215):St Peter's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofSudborough (population 195): All Saints' Church (medieval)
  • Benefice of Stoke Albany with Wilbarston and Ashley with Weston-By-Welland and Sutton Bassett
  • Benefice and Parish ofWeldon withDeene (population 7,005)

Deanery of Higham

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  • Benefice and Parish ofFinedon (population 4,536): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice of Four Spires
  • Benefice of Higham Ferrers and Chelveston
  • Benefice ofNene Crossings
    • Parish ofGreat Addington (population 300): All Saints' Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofIrthlingborough (population 9,980)
      • St Peter's Church (medieval)
      • All Saints' Church (medieval, abandoned C16th)
    • Parish ofLittle Addington (population 322): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofWoodford (population 1,480): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice of Rushden St Mary with Newton Bromswold
    • Parish ofNewton Bromswold (population 62): St Peter's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofRushden St Mary (population 11,394): St Mary's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice and Parish of Rushden St Peter (population 9,387): St Peter's Church (1907, parish church 1913)
  • Benefice of Rushden Whitefriars (population 10,783): Whitefriars Church (1992, meets in a school)

Deanery of Kettering

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  • Benefice of Barton Seagrave with Warkton
    • Parish ofBarton Seagrave (population 8,592): St Botolph's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofWarkton (population 145): St Edmund King & Martyr's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice of Broughton with Cransley and Mawsley
    • Parish ofBroughton (population 1,990): St Andrew's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofCransley andMawsley (population 3,101)
      • St Andrew's Church, Cransley (medieval)
      • Mawsley Church (C21st, meets in community centre)
  • Benefice and Parish ofBurton Latimer (population 10,551): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice of Cranford, Grafton Underwood and Twywell
  • Benefice of Desborough, Brampton Ash, Dingley and Braybrooke
  • Benefice of Geddington with Weekley
    • Parish ofGeddington (population 1,560)
    • Parish ofWeekley (population 226): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice and Parish ofKettering All Saints (population 9,987): All Saints' Church (1898, parish church 1916, rebuilt 1928)
  • Benefice and Parish of Kettering Christ the King (population 6,281): Church of Christ the King (1969, building 1987)
  • Benefice and Parish of Kettering St Andrew (population 6,637): St Andrew's Church (1869, parish church 1916)
  • Benefice and Parish of Kettering St Mary (population 10,848)
    • St Mary the Virgin's Church (1895, parish church 1916)
    • St John the Evangelist's Church (C19th/20th)
  • Benefice and Parish of Kettering SS Peter & Paul (population 20,719)
  • Benefice and Parish ofSlipton (population 46): St John the Baptist's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice ofTresham (population 9,881)
    • Parish ofLoddington (population 441): St Leonard's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofRothwell withOrton (population 8,659)
      • Holy Trinity Church, Rothwell (medieval)
      • All Saints' Church, Orton (medieval, closed 1966)
    • Parish ofRushton withGlendon andPipewell (population 640)
      • All Saints' Church, Rushton (medieval)
      • St Mary's Chapel, Pipewell (1881)
      • St Helen's Church, Glendon (medieval, closed c. 1500, demolished C18th, parishes merged 1923)
      • St Peter's Church, Rushton (medieval, parishes merged late C16th, demolished 1799)
      • St Mary's Church, Pipewell (medieval, rebuilt 1311, demolished C16th)
      • St Martin's Chapel, Barford (demolished C17th)[9]
    • Parish ofThorpe Malsor (population 141):All Saints or St Leonard's Church (medieval)

Deanery of Oundle

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  • Benefice of Seven Churches
    • Parish ofAldwincle (population 336)
      • St Peter's Church (medieval)
      • All Saints' Church (medieval, parishes merged 1879, closed 1976)
    • Parish ofClopton (population 138): St Peter's Church (medieval, rebuilt 1863)
    • Parish ofPilton (population 55): All Saints' & St Mary's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofStoke Doyle (population 83): St Rumbold's Church (medieval, rebuilt 1725)
    • Parish ofThorpe Achurch (population 306)
    • Parish ofTitchmarsh (population 617): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofWadenhoe (population 106): St Michael & All Angels' Church (medieval)
  • Benefice of Barnwell, Hemington, Luddington in the Brook, Lutton, Polebrook and Thurning
    • Parish ofBarnwell (population 387)
      • St Andrew's Church (medieval)
      • All Saints' Church (medieval, parishes merged 1821)
    • Parish ofHemington (population 94): SS Peter & Paul's Church (medieval, rebuilt except tower 1666)
    • Parish ofLuddington-in-the-Brook (population 63): St Margaret's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofLutton (population 212)
    • Parish ofPolebrook (population 441): All Saints' Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofThurning (population 111): St James the Great's Church (medieval, in Huntingdonshire until 1888)
  • Benefice of King's Cliffe
  • Benefice of Oundle with Ashton and Benefield with Glapthorn
    • Parish ofBenefield (population 387): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofGlapthorn (population 309): St Leonard's Church (medieval, parish church 1922)
    • Parish ofOundle withAshton (population 6,441)
      • St Peter's Church, Oundle (medieval)
      • St Mary Magdalene's Chapel, Ashton (1706, closed)
      • Churchfield Chapel (medieval, closed Middle Ages)
  • Benefice of Thrapston, Denford and Islip
    • Parish ofDenford (population 285): Holy Trinity Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofThrapston andIslip (population 8,043)
      • St James's Church, Thrapston (medieval)
      • St Nicholas' Church, Islip (medieval)
  • Benefice of Warmington
  • Benefice of Watersmete
    • Parish ofApethorpe (population 145)
      • St Leonard's Church (medieval chapel to Nassington)
      • St Nicholas' Church, Hale (medieval, abandoned C14th)
    • Parish ofNassington (population 868): St Mary the Virgin & All Saints' Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofThornhaugh andWansford (population 810)
      • St Andrew's Church, Thornhaugh (medieval)
      • St Mary the Virgin's Church, Wansford (medieval)
      • Sibberton Church (medieval, abandoned C15th)
    • Parish ofWoodnewton (population 463): St Mary's Church (medieval chapel to Nassington)
    • Parish ofYarwell (population 507): St Mary Magdalene's Church (medieval)

Deanery of Peterborough

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  • Benefice of Barnack and District
  • Benefice of Castor
    • Parish ofCastor withUpton andStibbington andWater Newton (population 2,114)
      • St Kyneburgha's Church, Castor (medieval)
      • St John the Baptist's Church, Upton (medieval chapel to Castor)
      • St John the Baptist's Church, Stibbington (medieval)
      • St Remigius' Church, Water Newton (medieval)
      • Sibson Parish Church (medieval, abandoned C13th)
    • Parish ofMarholm (population 151): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofSutton (population 132): St Michael & All Angels' Church (medieval chapel to Castor)
  • Benefice of Eye, Newborough and Thorney
  • Benefice and Parish ofLongthorpe (population 3,373): St Botolph's Church (medieval, parish church 1850)
  • Benefice of Nine Bridges
    • Parish ofEtton (population 136): St Stephen's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofGlinton (population 1,747): St Benedict's Church (medieval, parish church 1865)
    • Parish ofMaxey (population 1,224): St Peter's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofNorthborough (population 1,333): St Andrew's Church (medieval)
    • Parish ofPeakirk (population 485): St Pega's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice and Parish ofPaston (population 18,252): All Saints' Church (medieval)
  • Benefice and Parish ofPeterborough All Saints (population 9,947): All Saints' Church (1891)
  • Benefice and Parish of PeterboroughBretton (population 13,573): Church of the Holy Spirit, Bretton, Peterborough (1977)
  • Benefice and Parish of Peterborough Christ the Carpenter (population 11,532): Church of Christ the Carpenter,Dogsthorpe, Peterborough (1950, building 1957, parish church 1973)
  • Benefice and Parish of Peterborough St John the Baptist (population 7,796)
  • Benefice and Parish of Peterborough St Jude (population 9,035): St Jude's Church (1964, parish church 1969)
  • Benefice and Parish of Peterborough St Mark (population 9,053)
    • St Mark's Church (1856, parish church 1858)
    • St Barnabas' Church (1899, parish church 1933, closed C20th)
  • Benefice and Parish of Peterborough: St Mary (population 16,491)
    • St Mary's Church, Boongate, Peterborough (parish created 1857, built 1860, rebuilt 1990–91)
    • St James' Mission Chapel,Eastgate, Peterborough (1884, closed 1960s)
    • St Michael's Mission Chapel,Newark, Peterborough (1872, demolished 1980)
    • St John the Baptist's Old Church (medieval, demolished 1402)
  • Benefice and Parish of Peterborough St Paul (population 8,649): St Paul's Church,New England, Peterborough (1869)
  • Benefice and Parish ofWerrington (population 12,127)
    • St John the Baptist's Church (medieval chapel to Paston, parish church 1877)
    • Emmanuel Church (1987)

Deanery of Rutland

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Progression of church numbers

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PeriodAdditionsClosuresTotal at end
Medieval[391 medieval churches]391
C13thSibson390
C14thChapel Brampton?, Churchfield?, Gunthorpe?, Hale, Onley?, Northampton St Thomas?384
C15thBlatherwycke St Mary Magdalene, Elkington, Glendon, Horn, Northampton St Bartholomew, Northampton St Martin, Sibberton, Sulby, Washingley375
Reformation/C16thPeterborough CathedralBarleythorpe?, Barrow?, Great Newton, Hartwell, Irthlingborough All SS, Maidwell St Peter, Nobold, Northampton St Edmund, Northampton St Gregory, Northampton St Katherine, Northampton St Margaret, Northampton St Mary, Northampton St Michael, Pipewell, Shutlanger, Stuchbury, Thrupp, Upper Catesby, Walton357
C17thLower CatesbyBarford, Halse, Kirby, Martinsthorpe, Pickworth, Wick Hamon352
C18thAshtonBoughton Old, Lilford, Rushton St Peter350
1820sPickworth351
1830sDaventry St James, Newborough, Northampton St KatherineBrackley St James353
1840sHollowell, Northampton St Andrew355
1850sDeanshanger, Hartwell, Little Brington, Northampton St Edmund, Peterborough St Mark, Upper Stowe361
1860sKettering St Andrew, Northampton St James, Peterborough St Mary, Peterborough St Paul, Wellingborough All SS, Yardley Gobion367
1870sLong Buckby Wharf, Northampton St Lawrence, Northampton St Mary, Northampton St Paul, Peterborough St Michael, Wellingborough St Barnabas373
1880sNew Duston, Northampton St Crispin, Northampton St Michael, Peterborough St James, Pipewell, Shutlanger379
1890sCaldecote?, Kettering All SS, Kettering St Mary, Northampton St Gabriel, Northampton St Matthew, Peterborough All SS, Peterborough St Barnabas386
1900sHalse, Kettering St John?, Kettering St Michael, Northampton Christ Ch, Peterborough St Luke, Rushden St Peter, Wellingborough St Mary393
1910sNorthampton Trinity394
1920sNorthampton St Crispin, Northampton St Gabriel392
1930sNorthampton St Alban, Wellingborough St AndrewCanons Ashby?, Faxton392
1940sCorby St Columba, Northampton St DavidLittle Brington393
1950sNorthampton St Augustine, Peterborough Christ the CarpenterAshton?, Clay Coton, Deene?, Northampton St Katherine, Plumpton?390
1960sCorby SS Peter & Andrew, Kettering Christ the King, Northampton St Francis, Northampton St Mark, Peterborough St Jude, Wellingborough St MarkDaventry St James, Long Buckby Wharf, New Duston?, Orton, Peterborough St James391
1970sCorby Epiphany?, Corby Kingswood?, Northampton Emmanuel, Peterborough Holy SpiritAldwincle All SS, Holdenby, Blatherwycke Trinity, Burley, Little Newton, Little Oakley, Normanton, Northampton St Andrew, Northampton St Lawrence?, Northampton St Paul?, Preston Deanery, Wakerley383
1980sNorthampton St Benedict, Peterborough EmmanuelFurtho, Northampton St Edmund, Peterborough St Michael, Upton381
1990sNorthampton Boothville, Northampton Rectory Farm, Rushden Whitefriars, Wellingborough NorthCranford St Andrew, Northampton St Peter383
2000sNorthampton Grange ParkCorby Kingswood?383
2010sMawsleyAyston, Corby Epiphany, Horton, Tickencote, Ufford, Wardley378
2020sNorthampton Upton379

Dedications

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Medieval parish churches

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Chapels are initalics. See alsoList of civil parishes in Northamptonshire#Medieval parishes.

  • All Saints:Adstone, Aldwincle, Barnwell, Braunston,Braunston-in-Rutland, Braybrooke, Brixworth, Clipston, Cottesbrooke, Croughton, Dingley, Easton on the Hill, Flore, Great Addington, Great Harrowden, Hargrave, Harpole, Holdenby, Horn, Irthlingborough, Kings Cliffe, Lamport, Laxton, Lilbourne, Little Billing, Little Casterton, Mears Ashby, Middleton Cheney, Naseby, Northampton, Norton, Oakham,Orton, Paston, Pickworth, Pitsford, Polebrook, Pytchley, Rushton, Seaton, Sudborough,Sutton Bassett, Thorpe Malsor, Tinwell, Wellingborough, West Haddon, Wilbarston, Wittering, Yelvertoft
  • Holy Cross: Burley, Byfield, Daventry, Milton Malsor, Pattishall
  • Holy Sepulchre: Northampton
  • Holy Trinity: Blatherwycke, Charwelton, Denford, Hinton in the Hedges, Rothwell, Teigh
  • St Andrew: Arthingworth, Barnwell, Brigstock, Broughton,Clay Coton, Collyweston, Cotterstock, Cranford, Cransley, Earls Barton, Glaston, Great Billing, Hambleton, Harlestone, Lyddington, Northborough, Old, Spratton, Stoke Dry, Thornhaugh, Ufford, Whilton, Whissendine, Yardley Hastings
  • St Anne:Shutlanger
  • St Bartholomew: Furtho, Greens Norton, Northampton
  • St Benedict:Glinton
  • St Botolph: Barton Seagrave, Church Brampton, Helpston,Longthorpe, Slapton, Stoke Albany, Sulby, Wardley
  • St Catherine: Draughton, Irchester,Northampton
  • St Columba: Collingtree
  • St Cyneburh: Castor
  • St Denys: Cold Ashby,Faxton,Kelmarsh, Ravensthorpe
  • St Edmund:Egleton, Hardingstone, Northampton, Warkton
  • St Etheldreda: Guilsborough
  • St Faith: Kilsby,Newton
  • St George: Evenley, Wootton
  • St Giles: Desborough, Northampton
  • St Gregory: Northampton
  • St Guthlac: Passenham
  • St Helen: Glendon, Great Oxendon, Sibbertoft, Thornby
  • St James:Brackley, Edgcote, Grafton Underwood, Gretton, Newbottle, Paulerspury, Syresham, Thrapston, Thurning, Wick Hamon
  • St James the Less: Sulgrave
  • St John the Baptist:Abthorpe, Barnack, Bisbrooke, Blisworth, Boughton,Chelveston-cum-Caldecott, Corby, Cranford, East Farndon, Harringworth,Hartwell,Hellidon,Kingsthorpe, North Luffenham, Peterborough,Piddington, Plumpton, Quinton, Slipton, Stibbington, Stuchbury, Thorpe Achurch, Thorpe Mandeville,Thrupp, Tiffield, Upper Boddington,Upton (Peterborough), Wakerley,Werrington
  • St John the Evangelist:Caldecott (Rutland), Ryhall, Whitfield, Wicken
  • St Lawrence: Brafield on the Green, Long Buckby, Marston St Lawrence, Radstone, Stanwick, Towcester
  • St Leodegarius: Ashby St Ledgers
  • St Leonard: Apethorpe, Aston le Walls,Glapthorn,Great Newton, Hardwick, Loddington, Rockingham
  • St Luke: Cold Higham, Duston, Kislingbury,Tixover
  • St Margaret: Alderton,Chapel Brampton, Crick,Denton, Luddington, Northampton
  • St Martin:Barford, Litchborough, Lyndon,Northampton, [Stamford Baron],Welton
  • St Mary: Ashley, Ashwell, Ayston, Badby,Bainton, Barby, Benefield, Blakesley, Bozeat, Brampton Ash, Brington, Burton Latimer, Canons Ashby, Catesby, Clipsham, Culworth, Dallington, Dodford,Duddington, East Haddon, Easton Neston, Edith Weston, Everdon, Farthinghoe, Fawsley, Finedon, Gayton, Grafton Regis, Great Houghton, Great Weldon, Greetham, Grendon,Halse, Higham Ferrers, Ketton, Little Addington, Little Harrowden, Little Houghton, Maidwell, Manton, Marholm, Morcott, Moreton Pinkney, Northampton, Orlingbury, Pipewell, Raunds,[10] Ringstead,[11] Roade, Rushden, South Luffenham, Southwick, Staverton, Stoke Bruerne, Tansor, Thenford, Titchmarsh,Wansford, Wappenham,Warkworth, Warmington, Weekley, Welford, Weston by Welland, Whiston,Whittlebury, Wilby, Wollaston, Woodford, Woodford Halse,Woodnewton
  • St Mary & All Saints: Fotheringhay, Holcot, Nassington, Pilton (Northants)
  • SS Mary & Botolph: Thorney
  • SS Mary & Peter: Weedon Lois
  • St Mary Magdalene: Blathewycke, Castle Ashby, Cottingham, Ecton,Essendine, Geddington, Helmdon, Horton,Yarwell
  • SS Mary Magdalene & Andrew: Ridlington
  • St Matthew: Eye, Normanton
  • St Michael:Ashton, Aynho, Bradden, Bugbrooke, Farthinghoe, Great Creaton, Great Oakley, Haselbech,Newnham, Northampton,Silverstone, Stowe IX Churches,Sutton,Upton (Northampton), Wadenhoe, Whitwell, Winwick (Northants)
  • St Nicholas: Bulwick, Cottesmore, Eydon, Great Doddington, Hale, Islip, [Little Bowden], Marston Trussell, Overstone, Pilton (Rutland), Potterspury, Stanford, Stretton, Thistleton, Twywell, Winwick (Cambs)
  • St Pega: Peakirk
  • St Peter: Aldwincle, Barrowden,Belton, Brackley,Brooke, Clopton, Cogenhoe, Deene,East Carlton, Empingham, Greatworth, Irthlingborough, Isham, Lilford, Little Oakley, Lowick, Lutton, Maidwell, Maxey, Newton Bromswold, Northampton, Oundle,Rushton,Stanion, Steane, Tickencote, Walgrave, Weston Favell
  • SS Peter &Paul: Abington, Brockhall, Chalcombe, Chipping Warden, Cosgrove, Courteenhall, Easton Maudit, Exton, Great Casterton, Hannington, Harrington, Hemington, Kettering, Kings Sutton,Langham, Maidford, Market Overton, Moulton, Nether Heyford, Preston (Rutland), Preston Capes, Preston Deanery, Rothersthorpe, Scaldwell, Sywell, Uppingham, Watford, Weedon Bec, Wing
  • St Remigius: Water Newton
  • St Rumbald/Romwald: Stoke Doyle, Strixton,Walton
  • St Stephen: Carlby (Lincs), Etton
  • St Thomas:Northampton
  • Dedication unknown/no dedication:Barrow,Churchfield, Elkington, Kirby, Nobold,Onley, Sibson, Washingley

Post-medieval churches

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  • All Saints: Kettering (1898), Peterborough (1891), Pickworth (1821), Wellingborough (1868)
  • Christ Church: Northampton (1904)
  • Christ the Carpenter: Peterborough (1950)
  • Christ the King: Kettering (1969)
  • Emmanuel: Northampton (1974), Werrington (1987)
  • Epiphany: Corby (C20th)
  • Grace Church: Upton (2021)
  • Holy Spirit: Bretton (1977)
  • Holy Trinity: Deanshanger (1853), Northampton (1910)
  • St Alban: Northampton (1938)
  • St Andrew: Kettering (1869), Northampton (1841), Wellingborough (1936)
  • St Anne: Shutlanger (1885)
  • St Augustine: Caldecote (C19th/20th), King's Heath (c. 1950)
  • St Barnabas: New Duston (1887), Peterborough (1899), Wellingborough (1873)
  • St Bartholomew: Newborough (1830)
  • St Benedict: Northampton (1982)
  • St Catherine: Northampton (1839)
  • St Columba & the Northern Saints: Corby (1940)
  • St Crispin: Northampton (1884)
  • St David: Kingsthorpe (1940)
  • St Edmund: Northampton (1850)
  • St Francis: Duston (1968)
  • St Gabriel: Northampton (1894)
  • St James: Daventry (1839), Hollowell (1840), Northampton (1868), Peterborough (1884), Upper Stowe (1855)
  • St John the Baptist: Hartwell (1851)
  • St John the Evangelist: Kettering (C19th/20th), Little Brington (1855)
  • St Jude: Peterborough (1964)
  • St Lawrence: Northampton (1878)
  • St Leonard: Yardley Gobion (1864)
  • St Luke: Peterborough (1901)
  • St Mark: Kingsthorpe (c. 1960), Peterborough (1856), Wellingborough (1960s)
  • St Mary: Far Cotton (1875), Kettering (1893), Peterborough (1860), Pipewell (1881), Wellingborough (1908)
  • SS Mary & Edmund: Catesby (C17th)
  • St Mary Magdalene: Ashton (1706)
  • St Matthew: Northampton (1893)
  • St Michael: Kettering (1908), Northampton (1881), Peterborough (1872)
  • St Nicholas: Overstone (1807)
  • St Paul: Northampton (1877), Peterborough (1869)
  • St Peter: Rushden (1907)
  • SS Peter & Andrew: Corby (1961)
  • Dedication unknown/no dedication: Corby Kingswood (C20th), Grange Park (c. 2000), Halse (1900), King's Heath (2007), Long Buckby Wharf (1875), Mawsley (C21st), Rushden (1992), Wellingborough (1990)

Benefices by population

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BeneficePopulationChurchesClergy (Oct 2025)
Corby SS Peter & Andrew // Great and Little Oakley31,57921 Joint Priest-in-Charge
Kettering SS Peter & Paul // Kettering All Saints30,7063Vacant, 1 Joint Curate, 1 Joint NSM
Northampton Emmanuel29,99531 Team Rector, 1 Curate, 1 Hon. Curate
Daventry28,10411 Rector
Northampton Duston and Upton26,03531 Team Rector
Northampton Kingsthorpe23,92931 Team Rector, 1 Team Vicar, 1 NSM
Northampton St Benedict19,17611 Vicar
Corby St Columba and the Northern Saints18,66711 Vicar
Peterborough Paston18,25211 Rector, 1 NSM
Oakham17,635102 Team Vicars, 1 NSM
Northampton Christ Church St Michael16,51321 Vicar, 2.5 NSMs
Peterborough St Mary16,49111 Vicar
Brackley16,32621 Vicar, 1 Curate
Northampton St Mary // Living Brook16,31741 Joint Vicar/Priest-in-Charge, 1 Joint Hon. Curate, 1 Hon. Curate
Wellingborough All Hallows // Wellingborough All SS15,90521 Joint Vicar, 1 Joint Curate
Corby St John // Gretton, Rockingh, Cottingh, E Carlton15,43251 Joint Rector/Priest-in-Charge, 1 Joint Curate
Northampton Billing15,26121 Rector
Northampton Wootton14,55021 Priest-in-Charge, 1 Curate, 1 Minister
Four Spires14,02741 Rector
Northampton Dallington and St James13,78321 Vicar
Peterborough Bretton13,57311 Vicar
Tove13,39351 Vicar, 2 Curates
Wellingborough St Andrew St Barnabas12,88521 Vicar, 1 NSM
Desborough, Brampton Ash, Dingley and Braybrooke12,56941 Rector, 1 Curate
Peterborough Werrington12,12721 Vicar, 2 Curates, 1 NSM
Nene Crossings12,08241 Rector, 2 Curates
Northampton St Alban11,8821Vacant, 1 Curate
Peterborough Christ the Carpenter11,53211 Vicar
Rushden St Mary with Newton Bromswold11,45621 Rector, 1 Hon. Curate
Kettering St Mary (underBishop of Richborough)10,84821 Priest-in-Charge
Rushden Whitefriars10,7831Vacant
Burton Latimer10,55111 Rector
Northampton Holy Trinity and St Paul10,37111 Vicar, 0.5 NSM
Eye, Newborough and Thorney10,10131 Vicar
Peterborough All Saints9,94711 Vicar
Tresham9,88151 Rector
Wellingborough St Mark9,5071Vacant
Higham Ferrers and Chelveston9,45421 Vicar
Rushden St Peter9,3871Vacant
Northampton All Saints Holy Sepulchre (AS isB of R)9,06721 Rector, 1 Curate
Peterborough St Mark9,05311 Priest-in-Charge
Peterborough St Jude9,03511 Priest-in-Charge, 1 Hon. Curate
Barton Seagrave with Warkton (Bishop of Ebbsfleet)8,73721 Rector, 1 Curate
Salcey8,66051 Priest-in-Charge
Peterborough St Paul8,64911 Vicar
Thrapston, Denford and Islip8,32831 Rector, 1 Curate
Northampton Weston Favell8,08911 Rector, 3 NSMs
Bugbrooke, Harpole, Kislingbury & Rothersthorpe7,9234Vacant
Peterborough St John the Baptist7,79621 Vicar, 2 Curates
Moulton (underBishop of Ebbsfleet)7,77911 Vicar, 1 Curate
Northampton Abington7,66711 Rector, 1 Curate
Northampton St Matthew7,63511 Vicar
Oundle with Ashton and Benefield with Glapthorn7,13731 Rector, 1 Curate
Five Ways7,04051 Rector
Weldon with Deene7,00511 Rector, 1 Curate, 1 NSM
Long Buckby w Watford & West Haddon w Winwick6,89941 Vicar
Kettering St Andrew6,63711 Vicar, 1 Curate
Chenderit6,63181 Rector
Passenham with Old Stratford with Deanshanger6,54221 Rector
Wellingborough North6,52511 Vicar, 2 Curates
Wellingborough St Mary the Virgin (Bp of Richborough)6,36611 Vicar
Earls Barton6,36111 Vicar, 1 NSM
Cottesmore6,31761 Vicar, 1 Curate
Kettering Christ the King6,2811Vacant, 1 Curate
Brixworth with Holcot6,18121 Vicar
Barnack and District5,79741 Vicar
Wollaston with Strixton & Bozeat & Easton Maudit5,7494Vacant, 1 Curate
Uppingham5,1742Vacant
Broughton with Cransley and Mawsley5,09131 Rector, 1 Curate
Harpers Brook4,99241 Rector
Whittlewood4,94651 Rector
Nine Bridges4,92551 Vicar
Irchester with Stanton Cross4,91111 Vicar
Northampton King's Heath4,72611 Vicar
Northampton St Giles4,60311 Vicar
Finedon4,53611 Vicar
Great Doddington and Wilby and Ecton4,18331 Rector
Uplands4,16581 Rector, 2 Curates, 2 NSMs
Rutland Water4,01510Vacant
South Cleley3,9224Vacant (since 2020)
Spencer3,85761 Rector, 1 Curate, 1 NSM
Crick & Yelvertoft w Clay Coton & Lilbourne3,7723Vacant
The Harrowdens & Orlingbury & Isham with Pytchley3,7625Vacant
King's Cliffe3,63351 Vicar
Grand Union3,60361 Rector, 1 NSM
Heyford w Stowe IX Churches & Flore w Brockhall3,51351 Rector
Naseby3,50971 Rector, 1 NSM
Weedon Bec with Everdon and Dodford3,4183Vacant
Peterborough Longthorpe3,37311 Vicar, 1 Curate
Wymersley3,20241 Rector, 1 NSM
Astwick Vale3,04861 Rector
Pitsford with Boughton3,02221 Rector
King's Sutton, Newbottle, Charlton (Bp of Richborough)2,85821 Vicar
Watersmete2,79361 Vicar
Ketton and Tinwell2,7542Vacant
Astwell2,68961 Rector
Mears Ashby2,72341 Rector
Amelcote2,65241 Rector
Gwash and Glen2,6253Vacant (since 2022)
Braunston, Ashby St Ledgers and Welton2,56631 Rector
Barby and Kilsby2,41721 Rector
Castor2,3976Vacant, 1 Curate
Yardley Hastings2,2125Vacant
Walgrave1,97041 Rector
Great and Little Casterton, Tickencote and Pickworth1,94931 Priest-in-Charge
Geddington with Weekley1,78621 Priest-in-Charge, 1 NSM
Knightley1,7415Vacant
Warmington1,70451 Vicar
Welland Fosse1,70151 Rector
Faxton1,69371 Curate
Seven Churches1,6417Vacant (since 2021)
Lyddington1,60471 Vicar
Stoke Albany, Wilbarston, Ashley, Weston-by-W, Sutton B1,53651 Priest-in-Charge, 1 Curate (both also Curates in Gretton benef.)
Lambfold1,52251 Rector
Culworth1,4064Vacant
Barnwell, Hemingt, Luddingt, Lutton, Polebrook,Thurning1,3087Vacant (since 2022)
Staverton, Hellidon and Catesby74331 Rector
Cranford, Grafton Underwood and Twywell // Slipton74241 Joint Priest-in-Charge
[Peterborough Cathedral24611 Dean, 2 Canons Residentiary]

There are a total of 118 benefices (counting multiple benefices held simultaneously by the same cleric as one).

Deaneries by population

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DeaneryPopulationChurchesClergy (Oct 2025)Popn. per stip. cl.
Greater Northampton247,378327 Rectors, 10 Vicars, 1 P-in-Ch, 1 Minister, 6 Curates, 7 NSMs, 3 Hon. Curates9,895
Peterborough143,048311 Rector, 11 Vicars, 2 Priests-in-Charge, 6 Curates, 2 NSMs, 1 Hon. Curate7,152
Kettering103,829285 Rectors, 1 Vicar, 3 Priests-in-Charge, 6 Curates, 2 NSMs6,922
Wellingborough84,291343 Rectors, 6 Vicars, 4 Curates, 3 NSMs6,484
Corby79,211183 Rectors, 1 Vicar, 2 Priests-in-Charge, 3 Curates, 1 NSM8,801
Higham71,725163 Rectors, 2 Vicars, 2 Curates, 1 Hon. Curate10,246
Daventry50,433265 Rectors10,087
Towcester45,240365 Rectors, 1 Vicar, 1 Priest-in-Charge, 2 Curates, 1 NSM5,027
Rutland43,774481 Rector, 4 Vicars, 1 Priest-in-Charge, 1 Curate, 1 NSM6,253
Brackley39,998334 Rectors, 2 Vicars, 1 Curate5,714
Brixworth35,068435 Rectors, 2 Vicars, 4 Curates, 4 NSMs3,188
Oundle26,544362 Rectors, 3 Vicars, 2 Curates3,792
Totals970,539381135 stipendiary clergy, 26 non-stipendiaryaverage: 7,189

Archdeaconries by population

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ArchdeaconryPopulationChurchesClergy (Nov 2025)Popn. per stip. cl.
Northampton502,40820470 stipendiary, 18 non-stipendiary7,177
Oakham468,13117765 stipendiary, 8 non-stipendiary7,202

See also

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External links

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