We are an Anglican Church in:
THE DIOCESE OF DURHAM
THE ARCHDEACONRY OF AUCKLAND
THE DEANERY OF STANHOPE
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This site was last updated on 1 July 2008
This week's verse
To every thing there is a season,
and a time to every purpose under the heaven.
Eccles 3:1
Welcome!

Whether you are visiting us for the first time or are an old friend, we hope that you will find something within these pages that will interest you. If you would like to join our mailing list click here and whenever we change the site, we will notify you. Here are just a couple of the latest additions:-
An article on War Memorials on the Contact & Records page.
Two new interesting links on the Prayer & Spirituality Page.

We hope to keep adding to the site so please do keep visiting us and if you have any suggestions, please let tell us - click here to do so.

We are an Anglican Church in the centre of the Market Town of Crook, situated in a beautiful part of County Durham.

If you live in Crook or come to visit, we would love to see you. You would be made very welcome at any of our services, or perhaps you might like to call in for lunch or coffee and a freshly made cheese scone. You will find us open every Thursday morning from 9:30 am  until around 1:30 pm. We serve lunch from 11:30am onward.

If you have come to this site looking for information about Baptisms, Thankgiving Services or Weddings, please click here.

With every blessing,
Vince Fenton


Rev'd Vincent Fenton
Priest-in-charge
IMPORTANT PETITION
Deadline 7th July

You may be aware that the water companies are beginning a process of  charging churches for water and drainage facilities. This will almost certainly be prohibitively expensive for many churches. Would you please consider signing the petition mentioned below here.

An e-petition has appeared on the Prime Minister's website, as follows, submitted by David Boddy of North Thornaby:
We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to instruct water companies to return to charging churches as charities rather than as business premises.