The Church of the Assumption, Harlton, Cambridgeshire, UK 

 
Diocese of Ely


The village is proud of its church. Restoration work has already started on the interior. The building, constructed of local stone, has exceptionally good acoustics. 

Worship is important to a small village, and we have a vigorous following, including younger people. Already the church has an active choir and a professional musician in charge. Concerts are held in the church, a mini-festival of music is held in the summer with visiting choirs, musicians and orchestras; these have helped to raise funds towards the restoration of the church fabric. A New under-pew heating system makes the church much more comfortable in the winter. Replacing decayed flooring in the pews on the North isle is already underway and similar work planned for the opposing pews in the South isle, Although there is still much to be done, great progress has been made in the last few years with support from various generous grants. Restoration is a continuing process and continues unabated.

Lords Bridge Pastoral Team

The Revd Michael Matthews
(Priest in Charge)

Michael Matthew was licensed as Priest in Charge and Team Vicar designate by the Bishop of Ely on May 1 2007.

The combined benifice will be part of a team of parishes under a team vicar. A pastoral team of retired clergy, lay ministers and an NSM is currently caring for the parishes within this benefice.





Church Officers

REVD MICHAEL MATTHEWS
frmichaelmatthews@yahoo.co.uk
01223 870285

Lay Ministers:
Derek Tombs
Jenny Tombs

Churchwardens: 
Jean Sayers    01223 262584   
Derek Tombs.   01223 263705

PCC Secretary
Dr. N.J.B.A.Branson   01223 262454

PCC Treasurer: 
Mr. J.S.Helmsing  01223 263203

Organ Project Appeal Director:
Mr. Derek Tombs   01223 263705 deltombs@aol.com

Organist & Director of Music:
Leon Lovett


Back to the MENU for Lordsbridge Website


The tower and renovated SW window.

The Church was built in 1375.
Harlton is part of the 'Lords Bridge group of Parishes' together with Haslingfield and The Eversdens. Situated off the main road it is a delightful light building with excellent acoustics. The living is currently vacant and the parishes are seeking a new incumbent. The old Rectory in Harlton and Little Eversden are now private houses but the Vicarage in Haslingfield is in use.


View from the "top of the hill" !

Regular Services

Sundays:
Holy Communion  at 11.00 am

Mondays:
Informal Morning Prayer 9.15 am

Calendar of services
 

Location

Introduction

Church Restoration

Organ

Organ Rebuild ProjectTUUPDATE

Specification

Appeal

News Items

Summer Concert & Flower Festival

ORGAN SCHOLARSHP


Organ Restoration
The restoration fund of £120,000 has now been raised.

Church Organ Website

 UPDATE

Work on the organ is now taking place in the workshop of Peter Bumsted in Suffolk. The gallery and restored casework are already in position. Installation starts on April 23rdWe hope that the organ may be in use in the Late Spring of 2008 with the openeing concert use of the organ sometime later.


Music files are now available again!

Organ Music is available from Organ_music

For other music see links on Summer Concert



Webmaster:
Revd. Dr. Tim Appleton
tim.appleton1@btinternet.com

See also:
www.druidic.org/camchurch/churches/harlton.htm


 
Site last updated March 20 2008


 




The porch looking SE



The Chancel and Sanctuary
and East Window