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 is open every Sunday for a range of services. Please click on the “join us” menu tab on the bar at the top of the website and see our “service times” page for details.
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. We have a range of services – Holy Communion modern and traditional), Family Services, Celtic/Iona Services, Taize etc.. 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.
Reverend Beverley Jameson was commissioned as Interim Rural Dean for Great Budworth by Bishop Julie 12 September 2023. Reverend Beverley will still continue to be Rector of St Mary’s and continue to be Ecumenical Officer for the Diocese of Chester (a role she has undertaken since October 2021)
St Mary’s Church will be holding an outdoor Pet Service in the church hall garden off Crouchley Lane at 3pm on the 17th of September. We’ll be giving thanks to God for animals and our pet companions. The service will be relaxed, and we are looking for a few people to talk about their pets and tell 
St Mary's Big Tomato Give away is from 10.00am Saturday 17 June outside the Church Hall as part of the national Great Big Green Week and we invite everyone to think about food miles, packaging and care for creation. We'd love to know how your free plants progress in thier new home
On the 16th of July between 1.00pm-4.00pm we’ll be welcoming the community into the hall and garden to talk all things eco. We’ll be joined by local community groups and will be offering refreshments and crafts for sale. Please invite your neighbours, family and friends and sign up to help for an 
We are delighted that the Ancient Society of College Youth (ASCY) have asked if they can ring St Mary’s bells on the morning of Friday 30th June. ASCY is a change ringing society, founded in 1637 and based in the City of London. The society played a leading role in the early development of change 