About St. George's Netherfield

St. George's Netherfield is firmly rooted in the catholic tradition of the Church of England. We are part of the Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham and within the Gedling Deanery. We are under the Pastoral Care of the Bishop of Beverley. We also belong to the Mission Society of St. Wilfrid and St. Hilda.

The Church of St. George the Martyr is situated in the centre of the small town of Netherfield, 3 miles east of Nottingham, just outside the city boundary. The church was built in 1885 to serve the rapidly growing population, at that time, of railway workers and their families.

We are a small, friendly and welcoming congregation who seek the Lord Jesus in our love and care of each other. We treasure our Anglo Catholic tradition but we are modern rather than fossilised in our worship. As a church we are looking for the growth of Christianity within our community and growth in our congregation.

Latest News

Coronavirus Update

St. George's Church has now reopened after being closed for almost 4 months during the Coronavirus Lockdown.

We are now open just once a week for our Parish Mass at 11am on Sunday.

Currently there are no midweek services, which enables the church to be locked and untouched for at least 72 hours between services. This significantly cuts down on the amount of necessary cleaning and sanitising. Hopefully in the autumn we will be able to resume at least one midweek Mass.

In our large building we have plenty of space for social distancing. Use of hand sanitiser and other hygiene measures are in place at all of our services.

Service Times

All Welcome

Parish Mass

11.00am Every Sunday

Weekday Mass

10.00am Tuesday

Cancelled during the current Coronavirus restrictions.

Walsingham Cell Mass:

10.00am Saturday (Monthly)

Cancelled during the current Coronavirus restrictions

Daily Prayer

From earliest times, Christians gathered at regular hours during each day and night to respond to God's word with praise on behalf of creation and with intercession for the salvation of the world. By the fourth century, if not earlier, morning and evening had emerged as the pre-eminent hours for the offering of this sacrifice of praise.

The services of Morning and Evening Prayer help Christians of our own day take part in this privelige and duty which belongs to all God's people. They may be celebrated in a very simple form, or enriched with a variety of optional chants and prayers.

The Church of England Daily Prayer feed is here. The Daily Office is a way of praying with the church community worldwide in a service which has been part of the Christian tradition from the very earliest times.

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Contact Us

Parish Priest:

St. George's, Netherfield, is currently in a period without a resident priest.

Please contact the Churchwardens or PCC Secretary if you require any information concerning our church.

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Email:

Mr Chris Cook (P.C.C.Secretary):

stgeorgesnetherfield@linby.plus.com

Mrs Lilli Barnett (Churchwarden)

0115 952 6478

johnlilli@virginmedia.com