St Thomas' Church

St Thomas' Church is located in Simpson, Buckinghamshire, and is part of the Woughton Ecumenical Partnership, a single congregation local ecumenical partnership established in 1977 comprising five churches south of Central Milton Keynes. The church is Grade 2* listed and constructed of Oolitic Limestone in a cruciform plan aligned east to west. It features a tall slender central tower, nave, north and south transepts, porch, and chancel. The oldest surviving part of the building dates from approximately 1250-1300 in the late Early English architectural style. The church contains a peal of six bells dating from 1604 to 1926. The nave includes a 13th-century font and a magnificent 15th-century roof with hammer-beam trusses. St Thomas' has nearly 800 years of recorded church history, with the earliest documented rector presented in 1231.

Address

Simpson Rd, Simpson, Milton Keynes MK6 3AF, United Kingdom

Denomination

Catholic

Phone

+44 1908 392583

Services

Worship

Sun11:15 AM

Eucharist

Sun11:15 AM

Last updated August 2026

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