Churches

Burwell Baptist Church, North Street
North Street, Burwell, Cambridgeshire. CB25 0BB. Sunday morning service is at 10:30am Pastor: Rev Chris Johnson For information on church services, children's and youth activities etc., see the Web Site
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01638 745502 email Upcoming Events Burwell Baptist Church, North Street
Roman Catholic Church
Exeter Road, Newmarket Priests: Mon. Paul Hypher and Father John Ashman
01638 662492
Mass: Saturday, 6.30pm; Sunday, 9am, 10.30am & 5pm, Newmarket. Sunday 9.45am, St Philip Neri, Kirtling Sunday 5pm, Soham Parish Church.
St. Mary's the Blessed Virgin Church of England
St Mary's Church, High Street, Burwell, Cambridge, CB25. 0HB
Vicar: Revd Dr Eleanor Williams 22 Isaacson Road, Burwell, CB25 0AF
Web Site email 01638 741262 email
See also: Cambridgeshire Churches, Burwell, St Mary
St Mary's Church
St. Mary's the Blessed Virgin
Trinity church (Closed from 18th October 2025)
High Street. Burwell
Picture of Trinity Church Burwell
Trinity Church is a Local Ecumenical Partnership of the Methodist and United Reformed Churches, and can be found on Burwell High Street, CB25 0HD

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