Welcome to the web site of St. Mary’s Church, the parish church of the village of Lymm in the county of Cheshire, England. We are a Church of England church, St Mary’s is on Church Road, Lymm, WA13 0QS situated between Lymm Dam and the Church Green Pub
St Mary’s church will reopen for a 10.00am service from Sunday 18 April . Services continue every Sunday on YouTube (search for Rev Bev Jameson on YouTube)
St. Mary`s is a worshipping community which seeks to nurture people in faith and serve the needs of the wider community through practical engagement. Generations of people have made St. Mary`s the base for their own spiritual journey. We welcome everyone who would like to do so today.
St Mary's is the civic church for Lymm and a Civic Commemoration Service for the Prince Phillip Duke of Edinburgh will take place at 6.00pm on Sunday 18 April. Due to COVID restrictions numbers are limited to invited guests only. We encourage everyone to sign the nation online condolence books Please 
St Mary’s Lymm finances have been affected by the closure of St Mary’s Church Hall due to COVID. In 2019 income from the church hall was £18,847. To the end of November 2020 income was £8,982 around £10,000 short on our usual income. We have also been unable to hold events (e.g. St Mary’s Teas, 
Due to COVID restrictions we are limiting numbers to our Christmas Services. Please book your tickets for The Carol Concert 6.30pm Sunday 20 December, Christmas Eve 4.00pm Christingle and 11.30pm Holy Communion, Christmas Day 10.00am Holy Communion. Please press "Read more" for the details and links 
Unfortunately the COVID restrictions meant Community Christmas Tree Festival at St Mary’s Lymm, had to be cancelled. Undeterred the church has set up a virtual Christmas Tree Festival on Facebook. Individuals, organisations, schools etc can post photos of their trees and Christmas decorations, at 
Sadly, the Community Christmas Tree Festival has been cancelled. Despite the COVID restrictions we were still working hard to be able to hold a smaller Festival, but the closure of churches, the second lockdown and the uncertainty of future opening means we could not continue. Thank you to those organizations