Fenlands Church

Fenlands Church

Sharing Jesus with the Fenlands in Tydd Gote & Thorney

Welcome to Fenlands Church- Loving like Jesus and living as family


How precious is Your loving devotion, O God, that the children of men take refuge in the shadow of Your wings! They feast on the abundance of Your house, and You give them drink from Your river of delights.For with You is the fountain of life; in Your light we see light.  
Psalm 36:7-9 

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Fenlands Church is a very welcoming church. We would love to meet you. Come along on Sunday morning. Service starts at 11 am. (See map below) Celebrate with worship and hearing the Scriptures preached. Tea and coffee are available after the service.

The coming New Year is a time of beginnings. Why not come along and discover what our community is all about. A great way to start your year! Everyone welcome.

Clicking here. Salvation is a gift from God - His grace is offered to all.
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“Everything should be done in love.” — 1 Corinthians 16:14


Fenlands Church Centre in Tydd Gote is situated along the A1101 north of Wisbech.  This page has a map that will help you find us and our main contact details.

We are a very welcoming church and invite you to drop in and visit us.
Sunday is our community's gathering day, but we have other times during the week, where you can come and chat with us.


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To see the times of our various activities: Click here.



Need to book a function room?: Click to open and close

Our facilities include an excellent small function room with Kitchen and toilets (inc. disabled).  We hire this out at £15 per hour. 
Here are our contact details:
phone: 07777178392
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Fenlands Church Centre
Main Road
Tydd Gote
PE13 5QA


Why Tydd Gote?: Click to open and close



“Tydd Gote” is an Anglo-Saxon name that relates to the fact that the area was once under the sea and reclaimed. It is variously mentioned as TIDE GOWT or TITHE GATE. Most likely the name describes some kind of sluice gate that required payment from the locals for its operation.