St. Barnabas outside

St Barnabas Church, Great Tey, bathed in summer sunlight.
The tower is distinctly Norman
and dates from around 1150AD
St. Barnabas inside

Inside St. Barnabas during
our annual Flower Festival:
View of the altar from the nave.

19th C engraving of St. Barnabas An early 19th C. engraving of St. Barnabas
The west end of the church was demolished in 1829 as unsafe and uneconomical to repair.
Windows in the west end were Early English, from the 13th century, whilst those in the remaining east end - the present nave - are in the Decorated style, dating from the 14th C.


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Regular Worship at St. Barnabas

For information on Holy Days & Special Services, please contact the Rector:

Rev. John Richardson MA., The Rectory, Brook Road, Great Tey

Each month:

  • First Sunday ..... .... 8.00am Holy Communion
    ...... ...... ..... ..... ...... .... 9.30am Matins

  • Second Sunday ...... 8.00am Holy Communion
    ..... ...... ...... ..... ..... ..... 9.30am Family Worship

  • Third Sunday ..... .. 8.00am Holy Communion
    ..... ..... ..... ...... ...... ..... 6.30pm Evensong

  • Fourth Sunday ... .. 9.30am Holy Communion

  • Fifth Sunday ..... .... 9.30am Holy Communion
    where applicable

  • Each Wednesday ... 7.30am Holy Communion


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