Six thriving and growing churches, making Christ known in our area of Milton Keynes

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Stantonbury Ecumenical Partnership comprises six churches from four denominations in north east Milton Keynes.

The membership is made up of Anglican, Methodist, United Reformed and Baptist congregations who worship together with services varying in style and format.

We warmly welcome you to any of our churches and hope that you find one or more which meets your needs.

To contact us, please ring 01908 382458 between 10am and 12noon Monday to Saturday or leave a voicemail. Alternatively please contact the SEP using the contact form on this site if you would like further information about services, weddings, funerals, baptisms etc.

New name sought for Partnership’s recently formed MED group

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The Rev Phil Dunning.

Can you come up with a better name for the Stantonbury Ecumenical Partnership’s recently formed MED Group? That is the question that was  discussed at the second meeting of the group a few weeks ago.

MED stands for Mission Evangelism and Discipleship but members of the group are aware that neither the abbreviation or the full version of the name exactly roll off the tongue. If you can think of a title which encompasses the work of the group – made up of members from most of our churches – then the facilitator the Rev Phil Dunning would like to hear from you.

More details of the MED group’s latest meeting can be found in the latest SEP newsletter, available to download here.

Partnership joins worldwide Thy Kingdom Come initiative for the first time

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Stantonbury Ecumenical Partnership is joining the world wide Thy Kingdom Come week for the first time in its history with several initiatives over the seven days.

Daily Prayer thoughts compiled by national church leaders will appear on the Stantonbury Ecumenical Partnership Facebook group each day.

In addition there will be prayer cards and prompt cards available in all six churches that make up our Partnership.

The Thy Kingdom Come prayer will be used in in all our churches on Sunday June 1 with special prayers to be read on Pentecost Sunday, June 8.

The poster is available to download here.

You can find out more about Thy Kingdom Come here.

Watch the You Tube video about the history of Thy Kingdom Come.