Welcome to St Swithun
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St Swithun's is in one of four churches in the United Benefice of Lyddington and Wanborough, Bishopstone with Hinton Parva. The Church of St Swithun, a Grade I listed building, is the oldest church in our Benefice and is of central tradition with Eucharistic worship. The inside has two Norman arcades, a vigorously carved Norman font with animals, and glass by Kempe and Laurence Whistler.
The parish of Bishopstone with Hinton Parva is committed to the safeguarding of children, young people and adults. We follow the House of Bishops guidance and policies and have our own Parish Safeguarding Officers John and Amanda Mathieson. The Parish Safeguarding officers can be contacted by email benefice.psos@btinternet.com or by Phone 01793 791 396.
Parish name
St Swithun
Parish code
050605154
Diocese
Bristol Diocese
Address
Swindon
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Regular Giving: You can set up a Direct Debit through PGS that collects your gift, Monthly, Quarterly or Annually. There are no processing fees, and you remain in control of your gift.
One-Off Gift: You can use a Debit, Credit card or your Google or Apple Pay wallet to make a single one-off gift to your chosen parish. The Parish pays a small transaction fee to cover the costs of processing.
