St James the Great Church - High Wych

St James the Great Church - High Wych Parish Church of High Wych with Allens Green This delightful and unusual small Victorian church was designed by C.E. Pritchett and consecrated in 1861. St.

James has many interesting features all of which are well worth a visit to see. We are always pleased to welcome visitors to our services, our social activities, the churchyard and our church. Please check out our website or further information and like this page to keep up to date with our latest news. Our regular services are:
Parish Eucharist - every Sunday at 09:30
Morning Prayer - daily at 09

:00
Holy Communion - every Thursday at 11:00

We hold a Family Service on the first Sunday of every month at 09:30 (Parish Eucharist at 08:00) with a Sunday Club all other Sundays for our younger family members. Don't miss out on the Coffee Morning every Tuesday in the church. If you're doing the school run why not drop off then stop off! We also do takeaways for anyone just passing through.

The message of Jesus never changes, but the ways we share it can. Discover how we're creating welcoming new opportunitie...
05/09/2026

The message of Jesus never changes, but the ways we share it can. Discover how we're creating welcoming new opportunities for people of all ages to grow in faith, hope and love.

The message of Jesus never changes, but the ways we share it can. Discover how we're creating welcoming new opportunities for people of all ages to grow in faith, hope and love.

With the busy celebrations of July behind us, August offers an opportunity to pause, breathe more deeply, and reconnect ...
31/07/2026

With the busy celebrations of July behind us, August offers an opportunity to pause, breathe more deeply, and reconnect with what matters most. Alison shares some gentle reflections for the weeks ahead

With the busy celebrations of July behind us, August offers an opportunity to pause, breathe more deeply, and reconnect with what matters most. Alison shares some gentle reflections for the weeks ahead

As another busy and joyful week draws to a close, we celebrate the end of the school year, successful community events, ...
25/07/2026

As another busy and joyful week draws to a close, we celebrate the end of the school year, successful community events, and the kindness of those who support our churches. Here is some news and updates from across the benefice.

As another busy and joyful week draws to a close, we celebrate the end of the school year, successful community events, and the kindness of those who support our churches. Here is some news and updates from across the benefice.

As summer unfolds and some activities pause for the holidays, there is still much to look forward to in the life of our ...
17/07/2026

As summer unfolds and some activities pause for the holidays, there is still much to look forward to in the life of our church community. Read on for this week's news, events and updates.

As summer unfolds and some activities pause for the holidays, there is still much to look forward to in the life of our church community. Read on for this week's news, events and updates

As summer temperatures rise, there has been much to celebrate across our parish communities. From unexpected reunions an...
10/07/2026

As summer temperatures rise, there has been much to celebrate across our parish communities. From unexpected reunions and a joyful thanksgiving for new life, to upcoming worship and baptisms, Alison reflects on a week of blessings, generosity, fellowship and God’s presence among us.

There has been much to celebrate across our parish communities. From unexpected reunions and a joyful thanksgiving for new life, to upcoming worship and baptisms, Alison reflects on a week of blessings and fellowship and God’s presence among us.

With summer temperatures continuing to rise, our churches remain places of welcome, refreshment and community. This week...
02/07/2026

With summer temperatures continuing to rise, our churches remain places of welcome, refreshment and community. This weekend brings celebrations, worship, music and fellowship, with something for everyone to enjoy across the Benefice

With summer temperatures continuing to rise, our churches remain places of welcome, refreshment and community. This weekend brings celebrations, worship, music and fellowship, with something for everyone to enjoy across the Benefice

This June, we’ll be sharing together in a four-week Generosity & Giving Opportunity as part of our life at St James.This...
15/06/2026

This June, we’ll be sharing together in a four-week Generosity & Giving Opportunity as part of our life at St James.

This is not a fundraising campaign in the usual sense. Instead, it is an invitation for each of us to pause, reflect, and think prayerfully about giving as part of our faith and discipleship.

For some, this may be an opportunity to increase their giving. For others, giving may stay the same. And for some, this could be the beginning of regular giving for the first time.

What matters most is that each of us responds thoughtfully and prayerfully.

Why are we doing this?
1. Being open about our finances

Like many churches, St James relies both on regular giving and fundraising. Fundraising events are important and enjoyable, but regular committed giving is what sustains the everyday ministry and mission of the church.

2. Generosity as part of discipleship

Generosity is about far more than money. It is part of our spiritual life — a response to God’s generosity to us. Giving can reflect gratitude, trust, and hope.

3. Supporting the vision of St James

Everything we do — worship, pastoral care, outreach, hospitality, and community life — is made possible through the faithful generosity of our church family.

This is an opportunity to reconnect our giving with the future vision and mission of St James.

Looking ahead

During the four weeks, we’ll share more about:
• how giving supports the life of the church
• simple and sustainable ways to give
• the Parish Giving Scheme and regular giving
• the future vision and priorities of St James

We’ll also encourage those who are able to consider regular giving as one of the most effective ways to support the ongoing ministry of the church.

A shared journey

This is something we are doing together as a whole church community.

Our hope is that this time will help us grow not only in generosity, but also in our shared sense of purpose and calling.

Above all, this is about strengthening generosity as part of our faith — not simply balancing the books.

Should you wish to donate, please use the QR code:

A moving farewell to John Wharton, progress on step-free access, and an exciting start to The Bible Course. Join us this...
03/06/2026

A moving farewell to John Wharton, progress on step-free access, and an exciting start to The Bible Course. Join us this weekend for welcoming services and relaxed BBQ gatherings—community, reflection, and fun for all.

A moving farewell to John Wharton, progress on step-free access, and an exciting start to The Bible Course. Join us this weekend for welcoming services and relaxed BBQ gatherings—community, reflection, and fun for all.

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St James The Great, High Wych Road, High Wych
Sawbridgeworth
CM210JB

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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