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
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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.
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 the Blessed Virgin
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 the Blessed Virgin
Trinity church (Closed from 18th October 2025)
High Street. 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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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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