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.

Lots of plans for the Partnership detailed in latest newsletter

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Team Rector, the Rev Chi Okpala, Vision Enabler, the Rev Phil Dunning and the Rev Sam Muthuveloe all make contributions to the latest Stantonbury Ecumenical Partnership newsletter.

Chi reflects on the theme for the new year of “Growing in Faith, Deepening in Love” while Phil recommends common study material for Lent and his plans, as Vision Enabler, for a Mission, Evangelism and Discipleship Group. Sam discusses Unity in Diversity.

For the full details download the SEP newsletter here.

Wonderful news for Chi after father is released by his captors in Nigeria

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Our Team Rector, the Rev Canon Chi Okpala received the best possible news as the New Year started with the release of his father after nearly one in captivity in Nigeria.

He writes: “It is with immense joy and gratitude to God that I share the wonderful news of my father’s release. After 28 days in captivity and payment of heavy ransom, Archbishop Godwin has literally been freed at this very early hour. Our hearts are overflowing with thanksgiving for his safe return.Archbishop Godwin.

We are deeply grateful for your prayers and support throughout this time. The faith and encouragement from you and others have been a source of strength for our family. Please continue to pray for my father’s healing and restoration as we begin this journey of recovery.

Thank you once again for standing with us in prayer and solidarity”.

With every blessing,

Revd Chi Okpala