

Ingham
Our Church
We are a lively church, seeking to build community in our village. We hold weekly Cuppa and Chat mornings that help people to meet up and our building is used as a community space, the only one that the village has.
The tower is older than the rest of the church walling and dates from the middle of the 14th century. The interior of the church was remodelled in 1861. In 1986 the Victorian pews and pulpit were removed and the nave is now used much as it was before the Reformation. A kitchen and toilet were added in 1989 and a catering quality kitchen installed in 2016. The last major project was to install new heating so that the building is now comfortably warm.
There is plenty of parking space for visitors in the churchyard to the north of the church.
Sunday Services take place fortnightly between Ingham and Great Livermere at 10am, with a monthly BCP Holy Communion at Ampton.
Common Worship Morning Prayer is said on a Friday morning in each of the churches by rotation.
There is a monthly Sm@11 (Sunday morning at 11) service at Ingham, an all age service which is really popular with everyone.


