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The design for our 80th anniversary mug Terriers Church

Welcome to the Church of St Francis of Assisi

Enabling the people of God to share the good news of Jesus Christ and living out a Franciscan concern for peace and respect for creation

We are an Anglican church serving a parish on the northern side of High Wycombe, in the Chiltern Hills between London and Oxford. We are part of Wycombe Deanery in the Diocese of Oxford.

HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS?

In aid of our restoration project, we're hosting a "Travelling Trends Fashion Show"!

It will be held in the St Francis Church Hall on Thursday 2nd February. Don't miss out on your chance to buy the latest high street fashions at bargain prices. Download more details right here.

About us Information about the church and the parish - where we are and what we do.
Sunday Bulletin The latest available Sunday Bulletin, with notices and intercessions (PDF file).
Diary The current diary of events (PDF file).
Friends of St Francis A group on the Facebook social network website where members can post and comment on events and activities at Terriers Church and its activities.
News News items and pictures about church activities, including recent church notices.
Sermons Text of recent sermons from main services on Sundays and festivals.
Contacts Who to contact for more information about the church and its activities.
Picture Gallery Pictures and information about the church building, including our excellent organ.
Downloads Downloadable copies of church documents, including the Parish Magazine, the Sunday Bulletin, a leaflet about the organ, information about getting married in church, and leaflets about various regular church activities.
Links Links to other local websites and sources of information.
JMB35 A special page to celebrate our church member Joyce Bennett's 35 years in the priesthood.
Flower Festival Pictures of the wonderful displays from our 75th anniversary Flower Festival in 2005 - still the most popular page on this website!

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