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Welcome, to the St. Aidan’s Parish Church website.

St Aidan’s is a Church of England Parish Church, serving our community. 

The Parish is the area bounded by the A127, Belfairs Woods and Eastwood Road North.
We are part of Hadleigh Deanery, consisting of the churches in the areas of Leigh-on-Sea, Eastwood, Hadleigh, Thundersley, Benfleet and Canvey Island. 
We are also part of the Diocese of Chelmsford, which covers the whole of Essex and five East London Boroughs.

The site will keep you up to date on all the current things going on at the Church. The weekly Pew Slip, which you can download, will keep you up to date with what is happening. Upcoming events and News will highlight the latest news.

There are lots of things going on, and you are most welcome to join us.

We are here to worship God and nurture faith. We are also here to welcome our local community and serve you as best we can.

Latest News

Christenings (Baptisms) and Weddings

If you would like to discuss Christenings or weddings, please contact:

Revd. Carolyn Madanat  07925 941249   rev.carolyn.madanat@gmail.com

Freda Hand    01702 521607    staidans.cw1@gmail.com

Jackie Eastland 07948540652  jackieeastland3103@outlook.com

 

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Safeguarding at St.Aidan's

We are committed to ensuring that St Aidan’s is a safe place for all. The Parochial Church Council of the Parish of St.Aidan’s has adopted the House of Bishop’s Promoting a Safer Church Safeguarding Policy Statement.

Our Parish Safeguarding Representative is Elaine Brooks ( staidans.safe@gmail.com ) please contact them with any enquiries.

St.Aidan’s is part of the Diocese of Chelmsford. 

For further information about Safeguarding in the Diocese of Chelmsford click here. For information about the Diocesan Safeguarding Team and Safeguarding contacts in the Diocese of Chelmsford click here.  

If you believe that somebody is in immediate risk of danger or harm you should call 999 and ask for the police. 

For further information, please see St.Aidan’s Safeguarding policy below.