Saint Giles’ Church Bletchingdon

The Church in Bletchingdon has been a centre of Christian worship for at least 1000 years. Parts of the present building, dedicated to Saint Giles, date from the 13th Century.  The Church has been extended and modernised over the centuries and is now cared for by the present generation of parishioners.

Saint Giles Church is open daily for private prayer or as a quite space.  People of all faiths, or none, are very welcome.

Bletchingdon is now part of the Akeman Benfice (the name taken from the old Roman road which ran through the area) which also includes the parishes of Chesterton, Hampton Gay, Kirtlington, Middleton Stoney, Wendlebury and Weston-on-the-Green.

The Priest in Charge is the Reverend Gareth Miller. Tel: 01869 350224 or email akemanbenefice@gmail.com

Churchwarden: Judith Ledger, 3 Islip Road, Bletchingdon.  Tel:01869 351542
or email bletchingdon.akeman@gmail.com
Deputy churchwarden: Fiona Teddy

The other current members of the Parochial Church Council are:
Ian Gedling (Treasurer)             Patricia Hampson (Secretary)
Natasha Pritchard-Pitts

For more information about the Akeman Benefice please visit our website

To see a list of services please visit the services page