An evangelical Anglican church serving the villages of Busbridge and Hambledon in Surrey, known for its active youth and children’s ministry.
At a glance
Busbridge Church, also known as St John the Baptist Church, is an evangelical Anglican place of worship located in Busbridge, near Godalming. The church operates as part of a joint benefice with Hambledon Church in the neighbouring village of Hambledon, Surrey, creating a unified ministry across two communities.
History
Limited historical detail is available from primary sources on this parish church’s origins and development.
What you see
The church building itself reflects its role as a working evangelical Anglican community centre, adapted to serve contemporary worship needs.
Cultural significance
Busbridge Church is notable for its role as an active evangelical Anglican presence in the Godalming area. The church’s primary focus is pastoral care and community engagement, particularly through its substantial youth and children’s programmes, which serve over 200 young people across both Busbridge and Hambledon congregations on Sundays.
Key facts
- Location: Busbridge, Godalming, Surrey, United Kingdom
- Coordinates: 51.17722222, -0.60177778
- Affiliated with: Hambledon Church (joint benefice)
- Sunday services: Six congregations ranging from traditional to modern and contemporary
Practical information & getting there
Busbridge Church is located in the village of Busbridge near Godalming in Surrey. The church welcomes visitors to its Sunday services, which span traditional, modern, and contemporary formats. Youth and children’s groups meet on Sundays and are open to young people in the wider community.
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