Reverend Carol Fisher-Bailey left at the end of September 2022, so Lund is currently without a vicar and will be starting the process of advertising for a replacement shortly.  The whole procedure will probably take six months to complete and hopefully by the middle of next year, we will have a new vicar in post. 

The Church is available for hire for events -  

please contact Simon Maddocks or Barry Ewbank

Bacon butties are held in the church on the third Saturday in the month -  9.30 -  11.30am

Saturday 18th Feb 2023,  18th March 2023, 15th April 2023, 15th April, 20th May, 17th June, 15th July. 

Sunday 13th November 2022

Remembrance Service at Leconfield Church  -  10.30am

Saturday 19th November 2022

Bacon Butties at Lund Church 9.30 - 11.30am 

Saturday 26th November 2022 -  B-B-C - Bring Branches and Create

A social, communal and entertaining event -  make a wreath with your friends and neighbours (help available if required). 10am 

£6.00 to include refreshments, to book a place (Lund residents only), please contact Christine Cottrell, Sue Holland or Helen Marshall 

Sunday 27th November 2022 

Communion Service 9.30am at Lund Church

Friday 2nd December 2022

'Star and Candles' at 4pm at Lund Church 

A quiet service involving music and prayer, candles and stardust.  A time to relax and celebrate the season.  Followed by afternoon tea, mince pies and mulled wine.  All very welcome

Sunday 11th December 2022   

Morning Prayer at Lund Church

Tuesday 20th December 2022

Church Carol Concert at 7pm

Sunday 25th December 2022   

Christmas Day Service 11am at Leconfield Church

Everyone is very welcome to attend all services in church

If you need to contact us for weddings, christenings or funerals, 

please contact either Simon Maddocks of Barry Ewbank

The cost of having a part time vicar, including salary, pension contributions, house, etc for the four parishes of Lockington, Lund, Scorborough and Leconfield is approximately £48,000 per year, unfortunately the four parishes in total are only managing to contribute around £14,000 per year and so the Diocese of York have to find funds to balance the costs.  This isn't unusual, it is happening in more than half of the churches in the area.  The Diocese has been dipping into reserves and contributing £600,000 each year to cover similar situations.

The new vicar will be what is known as a House for Duty Priest, in other words, they will not receive a salary but will be able to live in the rectory, free of charge and carry out Sunday Services, Weddings, Funerals and Christenings, and work two days a week in the four parishes.

The church in the village costs approximately £10,000 pounds a year to keep open, money that we have to raise as sadly this is NOT funded from a central point,.