St Patrick’s Patrick Brompton with Hunton

Upcoming Services and Events

Ash Wednesday

February 14, 2021February 14, 2021

17 February 2021 Since early days Christians have observed with great devotion the time of our Lord’s passion and resurrection. It became the custom of the Church to prepare for…

Clypping & Pancakes

February 13, 2021February 14, 2021

Come & Join us on Zoom as we offer a virtual Clypp (hug) our Church ask for God’s blessing on our communities and share pancakes! https://zoom.us/j/5273085317?pwd=Y3QzeUl0ay82dDV5T29lMCs4RFhhZz09 Clipping the church is an…

Candlemas

January 30, 2021February 1, 2021

Christingle at Home

December 13, 2020January 24, 2021

This year we are having Christingle at Home as we are unable to host the services in our Church buildings. Christingle kits are being distributed via our village schools and…

Covid-19 Information

April 6, 2020January 30, 2021

Gathered Worship Suspended – PhoneChurch continues in strength Following the success of PhoneChurch during the first lockdown and with Covid-19 rates rising once again in our area, a discussion was…

Psalms & Sangria

July 4, 2019January 24, 2021

Concert Featuring Hunton Ladies Choir, Newton-le-Willows Choir, and Guest Soloist Jenny Bianco St Patrick’s Patrick Brompton Friday 5th July – 19:30 Entry £8 on the Door including first drink All…

Ice – Snow – Wind – Flood!

December 15, 2018January 24, 2021

Ice – Snow – Wind – Flood! If we have to cancel a service due to extreme weather a notice will be put up on the Church if possible. We…

About Us

St Patrick’s has a close affiliation with the Patrick Brompton Community Events Committee.  There are joint ventures which include a monthly coffee morning, and activities such as the Queen’s 90th Birthday celebratory exhibition and our Carol Singing around the village.
The village supports the floodlighting of the church building.  A recent interfaith exhibition entitled ‘Weaving Women’s Wisdom’ was hosted in the church; amongst the panels was one from our own deanery.

Our Church Building and Local Community

St Patrick’s Church is grade 1 listed and is a prominent feature in the valley of Lower Wensleydale and stands out as an important landmark in the village which bears its name.  Situated four miles from Bedale on the A684, Patrick Brompton was first mentioned in the Domesday Book.  The parish also includes the villages of Newton-le-Willows, one mile away, and Hunton, two and a half miles away.  Hunton used to have its own church building but this was made redundant towards the end of the last century.

The Old Schoolroom, situated on the village green, hosts many events and a variety of groups including joint coffee mornings, Craft Group, Film Club, quiz nights, Domino Club, Quilting Guild, Glass Engravers Guild, PCC Meetings and Parish Council Meetings.

Newton-le-Willows, which won the ‘2009/10 Calor Village of the Year England Award,’ also has a wide range of groups, activities and networks.  A village newsletter is distributed every two months.

Further information about Patrick Brompton village can be found at www.patrickbrompton.com , about Newton le Willows at www.newton-le-willows.org.uk,

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