Maintaining the churchyard throughout the year
A Worthy Cause Please support us to help preserve this ancient church
A Worthy Cause Please support us to help preserve this ancient church
A wonderful small team keeps the churchyard in good condition and looking beautiful. If you think you might be able to offer help with mowing or other gardening jobs we would be grateful for your time and support. Please use the Contact Us form at the bottom of this page and we will get back to you swiftly. Offers of assistance are greatly appreciated.
Friends working parties for churchyard maintenance/gardening are currently scheduled on Saturday mornings. Forthcoming dates (2024): 2 November and 30 November. We would be grateful if you could let us know that you're able to come along by dropping us a line on the contact form below. Sincere thanks!
A Worthy Cause Please support us to help preserve this ancient church
A Worthy Cause Please support us to help preserve this ancient church
A Worthy Cause Please support us to help preserve this ancient church
In the centre of the vibrant village of Chalfont St. Giles is the beautiful Church. It dates from about 1150 and houses wall paintings from the early 14th century, 16th century brasses, a locally made clock and much more. It's a place of worship and community - a place for weddings, baptisms and contemplation. The Friends help to support the preservation of the fabric of the church, its art and ornaments, environs and heritage.
Sat 26 October Chiltern Hills Brass Band!
A Worthy Cause Please support us to help preserve this ancient church
Sat 26 October Chiltern Hills Brass Band!
There is something very special about the sound of a brass band and we were incredibly fortunate to have Chiltern Hills Brass play for us in the church on Saturday 26 October.
Thanks to all those who were able to come and enjoy this concert, followed by tea and cake!
Chiltern Hills Brass Band came into existence in 2012 and traces its history back through the hugely successful Hillingdon Band under their conductor/composer Philip Sparke, as well as Denham and Hendon Bands. Gordon Davies, Director of Chiltern Hills Brass, attended the Royal Military School of Music at Kneller Hall and played French Horn with the Coldstream Guards.