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Churchwardens

Mr Barrie Sheard
Mrs Sylvia Sheard

Services are at 9.15

2nd Sunday Holy Communion
4th Sunday Morning Prayer

The Wolds Way and Minster Way

The church is close to both these walks and welcomes walkers to step inside.

The Emmaus Window

In 2008 a new stained glass window was installed on the south side of the church. It depicts walkers on the road to Emmaus accompanied by the risen Jesus in a Wolds setting. The window was formally dedicated by Archbishop Sentamu in 2009.
Tickets are still available for the last performance of Millington's pantomime ''A Millington Night's Dream'' on Sunday April 21 at 4.0pm .A couple of hours of good clean fun and pantomania. Adults £4 Children £2.50. Please contact 301931 to reserve your ticket.'

ALSO-We are holding a 'Sale with a Difference' in Millington  Village Hall on Saturday April 27 10.00 - 3.00. People are asked to bring things they want to sell between 9-10 on Saturday morning and the Village Hall Committee will sell the goods for them and take 10% commission for Village Hall funds. Owners must come and collect the proceeds or their unsold goods at 3.00pm. Further details 303055 or 301391.

Church opening times

The church is normally open during the day from 10.00 until 16.00. Visitors are more than welcome to step inside.

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ictures of Yorkshire Day 2010

 Millington Village Hall News



History

This delightful small church preserves its original 12th-century plan of nave and chancel. There is a Norman south doorway and 13th- and14th century windows. Look out for the modern window on the south side.
The small brick tower is of early 19th century as is the charming unspoilt interior with west gallery, painted panelling and simple king-post roof. Altar rails are by Thompson, the 'mouseman' of Kilburn in North Yorkshire.