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Anglican Diocese of Peterborough
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The Diocese of Peterborough forms part of the Province of Canterbury in England. Its seat is the Cathedral Church of Saint Peter, Saint Paul and Saint Andrew, which was founded as a monastery in AD 655 and re-built in its present form between 1118 and 1238.
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History
Founded at the Dissolution of the Monasteries in 1541 (it was until then part of the Diocese of Lincoln), the Diocese covers the areas of:
- The Soke of Peterborough
- The county of Northamptonshire and
- The county of Rutland.
Until 1927 the Peterborough diocese covered what is now the (modern) Diocese of Leicester.[1]
Peterborough Abbey became a cathedral at the Reformation, one of six wholly new bishoprics founded under Henry VIII. On 4 September 1541 letters patent were issued converting the abbey church of Peterborough into a cathedral church, with a dean and chapter and ecclesiastical staff. The last abbot, John Chambers, was consecrated in his former abbey church on 23 October 1541 as the first Bishop of Peterborough.
A link with the Anglican Church of Kenya Diocese of Bungoma was formed by the two bishops following the Lambeth Conference in 1998.
In 1851 the diocese comprised the following rural deaneries:[2]
- Covering Leicestershire: Akeley, Christianity, Framland, Gartree, Goscote, Guthlaxton, Sparkenhoe.
- Covering Northamptonshire: Brackley, Daventry, Haddon, Higham Ferrers, Northampton, Oundle, Peterborough Preston, Rothwell, Weldon.
- Covering Rutland: Rutland.
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The Diocese is divided into two Archdeaconries:
- The Archdeaconry of Northampton, and
- The Archdeaconry of Oakham.
The parts of the City of Peterborough that are south of the River Nene, and so were in the historic county of Huntingdonshire rather than the Soke of Peterborough, fall within the Diocese of Ely. The previous Bishop of Peterborough was commissioned as Assistant Bishop in the Ely Diocese so he could exercise pastoral care in these parishes, which include Stanground, Orton, Woodston, Yaxley and Fletton.[3][4][5] Thorney, historically in the Isle of Ely and now within the boundaries of the Peterborough unitary authority area, is unaffected by this arrangement.[6]
Bishops
The Bishop of Peterborough (Debbie Sellin) leads the diocese, and is assisted by the Bishop suffragan of Brixworth (John Holbrook). The suffragan see of Brixworth was created by Order in Council on 26 July 1988.[7]
Alternative episcopal oversight (for parishes in the diocese which reject the ministry of priests who are women) is provided by the provincial episcopal visitor, Luke Irvine-Capel, Bishop suffragan of Richborough, who is licensed as an honorary assistant bishop of the diocese in order to facilitate his work there. There is also one former bishop, Ed Condry, living in the diocese who is licensed as honorary assistant bishop.[8]
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List of churches
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APC = ancient parish church.
Not in a deanery
Deanery of Brackley
1full name Brackley St Peter with St James
Deanery of Brixworth
- The Faxton Benefice[18]
- Pitsford with Boughton[19]
- Spencer Benefice[20]
- Brington: St Mary (with St John)
- Church Brampton (with Chapel Brampton): St Botolph
- Harlestone: St Andrew
- East Haddon (& Holdenby): St Mary the Virgin
- Norton: All Saints
- Whilton: St Andrew
- Brixworth with Holcot[21]
- Naseby Group[22]
- Clipston: All Saints
- Haselbech: St Michael
- Kelmarsh: St Denys
- Marston Trussell: St Nicholas
- Naseby: All Saints
- Sibbertoft: St Helen
- Welford: St Mary the Virgin
- Uplands Group[23]
- Cold Ashby: St Denys
- Cottesbrooke: All Saints
- Great Creaton: St Michael & All Angels
- Guilsborough: St Etheldreda
- Hollowell (with Teeton): St James [built 1840]
- Ravensthorpe (with Coton): St Denys
- Spratton: St Andrew
- Thornby: St Helen
- Crick and environs[24]
- Crick: St Margaret of Antioch
- Lilbourne: All Saints
- Yelvertoft (with Clay Coton): All Saints
- Walgrave Benefice[25]
- Hannington: St Peter & St Paul
- Old: St Andrew
- Scaldwell: St Peter & St Paul
- Walgrave: St Peter
- OneChurch4Parishes[26]
Deanery of Corby
Deanery of Daventry
1formerly St Leodegarius'
Deanery of Greater Northampton
Deanery of Higham
- Higham Ferrers and Chelveston[37]
- Chelveston-cum-Caldecott: St John the Baptist
- Higham Ferrers: St Mary the Virgin
- Finedon[38]
- Nene Crossings Benefice[39]
- Great Addington: All Saints
- Irthlingborough: St Peter
- Little Addington: St Mary the Virgin
- Woodford: St Mary the Virgin
- 4 Spires Benefice[40]
- Hargrave: All Hallows
- Raunds: St Peter
- Ringstead: Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary (prev. St Mary's)
- Stanwick: St Laurence
- Rushden St Mary with Newton Bromswold[41]
- Newton Bromswold: St Peter
- Rushden: St Mary
- Rushden: St Peter[42]
- St Peter's, Rushden [built 1907]
- Rushden: Whitefriars[43]
- Whitefriars Church, Rushden [established 1992, no building]
Deanery of Kettering
- Barton Seagrave with Warkton[44]
- Barton Seagrave: St Botolph
- Warkton: St Edmund
- Desborough etc[45]
- Brampton Ash: St Mary the Virgin
- Braybrooke: All Saints
- Desborough: St Giles (CoE/Methodist)
- Dingley: All Saints
- Broughton with Cransley & Mawsley[46]
- Broughton: St Andrew
- Cransley: St Andrew
- Mawsley Church (meets in the community centre, established C21st)
- Burton Latimer: St Mary the Virgin[47]
- St Mary's Burton Latimer
- Cranford, Grafton Underwood, Slipton and Twywell[48]
- Cranford: St John the Baptist
- Grafton Underwood: St James the Apostle
- Slipton: St John the Baptist
- Twywell: St Nicholas
- Geddington and Weekley[49]
- Geddington: St Mary Magdalene
- Weekley: St Mary the Virgin
- Kettering: All Saints[50]
- All Saints, Kettering [tin church 1898, present building 1928]
- Kettering: Christ the King[51]
- Christ the King, Kettering [established 1969, present building 1987]
- Kettering: St Andrew[52]
- St Andrew's, Kettering [built 1869]
- Kettering St Mary & St John[53]
- Kettering: St Mary the Virgin [built 1893–1895]
- Kettering: St John the Evangelist
- Kettering St Peter & Paul[54]
- Kettering: St Michael & All Angels [1908]
- Kettering: St Peter & St Paul [ancient parish church]
- Tresham Benefice[55][56]
- Rothwell with Orton: Holy Trinity
- Rushton with Glendon & Pipewell: All Saints
- Pipewell: St Mary (chapel of ease) [built 1881][57]
- Loddington: St Leonard
- Thorpe Malsor: All Saints
Deanery of Oundle
- Aldwincle etc[58]
- Aldwincle: St Peter
- Clopton: St Peter
- Pilton: All Saints & St Mary
- Stoke Doyle: St Rumbald
- (Thorpe) Achurch: St John the Baptist
- Titchmarsh: St Mary the Virgin
- Wadenhoe: St Michael & All Angels
- Watersmete Benefice[59]
- Apethorpe: St Leonard
- Nassington: St Mary the Virgin & All Saints
- Thornhaugh: St Andrew
- Wansford: St Mary the Virgin
- Woodnewton: St Mary
- Yarwell: St Mary Magdalene
- Barnwell etc[60]
- Barnwell: All Saints
- Barnwell: St Andrew
- Hemington: St Peter & St Paul
- Luddington-in-the-Brook: St Margaret
- Lutton: St Peter
- Polebrook: All Saints
- Thurning: St James the Great (NB this church was in Huntingdonshire until 1888)
- Oundle etc[61]
- Benefield: St Mary the Virgin
- Glapthorne: St Leonard
- Oundle with Ashton: St Peter
- King's Cliffe Benefice[62]
- Bulwick with Blatherwycke: St Nicholas
- Collyweston: St Andrew
- Easton-on-the-Hill: All Saints
- King's Cliffe: All Saints
- Laxton: All Saints
- Warmington Benefice[63]
- Cotterstock: St Andrew
- Fotheringhay: St Mary the Virgin & All Saints
- Southwick: St Mary the Virgin
- Tansor: St Mary
- Warmington: St Mary the Blessed Virgin
- Thrapston, Denford and Islip[64]
- Denford: Holy Trinity
- Islip: St Nicholas
- Thrapston: St James
Deanery of Peterborough
- Barnack and District[65]
- Bainton: St Mary
- Barnack (with Ufford): St John the Baptist
- Helpston: St Botolph
- Wittering: All Saints
- Bretton: The Holy Spirit
- Church of the Holy Spirit, Bretton[66] [built 1977]
- Castor Benefice[67]
- Castor: St Kyneburgha
- Marholm: St Mary the Virgin
- Stibbington: St John the Baptist [in Huntingdonshire]
- Sutton: St Michael & All Angels
- Upton: St John the Baptist
- Water Newton: St Remigius [in Huntingdonshire]
- 9 Bridges Benefice[68]
- Etton: St Stephen
- Glinton: St Benedict
- Maxey: St Peter
- Northborough: St Andrew
- Peakirk: St Pega
- Where City Meets Fen[69]
- Eye: St Matthew
- Newborough: St Bartholomew [built 1830]
- Thorney: St Mary & St Botolph (Thorney Abbey) [historically in the Isle of Ely]
- Longthorpe[70]
- Longthorpe: St Botolph
- Paston[71]
- Paston: All Saints
- Peterborough: All Saints[72]
- All Saints, Peterborough [built 1891–1901]
- Peterborough: Christ the Carpenter[73]
- Christ the Carpenter, Peterborough [established 1950; present building 1957]
- Peterborough Parish Church[74]
- Peterborough: St John the Baptist [ancient parish church of Peterborough]
- Peterborough: St Luke [built 1901]
- Peterborough: St Jude[75]
- St Jude's, Peterborough [built 1964]
- Peterborough: St Mark[76]
- St Mark's, Peterborough [built 1856]
- Peterborough: St Mary[77]
- St Mary's, Peterborough [built 1860, rebuilt 1990–91]
- Peterborough: St Paul[78]
- St Paul's, Peterborough [built 1869]
- Werrington Parish[79]
- Werrington: Emmanuel [built 1987]
- Werrington: St John the Baptist
Deanery of Rutland
- Oakham Team Ministry[80]
- Welland Fosse Group[81]
- Barrowden & Wakerley: St Peter [Wakerley is in Northamptonshire, not Rutland]
- Duddington: St Mary [in Northamptonshire, not Rutland]
- Morcott: St Mary the Virgin
- South Luffenham: St Mary the Virgin
- Tixover: St Luke
- Uppingham Benefice[82]
- Lyddington Benefice[83]
- Gwash & Glen Churches[84]
- Carlby: St Stephen [in Lincolnshire, not Rutland]
- Essendine: St Mary Magdalene
- Ryhall: St John the Evangelist
- Cottesmore Benefice[85]
- Rutland Water Benefice[86]
- Ketton and Tinwell[87]
- Great Casterton etc[88]
Deanery of Towcester
- Whittlewood Benefice[89]
- Abthorpe: St John the Baptist
- Paulerspury: St James the Great
- Silverstone: St Michael
- Slapton: St Botolph
- Whittlebury: St Mary
- Lambfold Benefice[90]
- Adstone: All Saints
- Blakesley: St Mary
- Farthingstone: St Mary the Virgin
- Litchborough: St Martin
- Maidford: St Peter & St Paul
- Grand Union Benefice[91][92]
- Alderton: St Margaret
- Blisworth: St John the Baptist
- Grafton Regis: St Mary
- Milton Malsor: Holy Cross
- Shutlanger: St Anne (chapel)
- Stoke Bruerne: St Mary the Virgin
- Collingtree (in process of being transferred to Greater Northampton deanery)[93]
- Collingtree: St Columba
- Grange Park (LEP)[94]
- Grange Park Church
- Salcey Benefice[95]
- Ashton: St Michael & All Angels
- Courteenhall: St Peter & St Paul
- Hartwell: St John the Baptist
- Roade: St Mary the Virgin
- Tove Benefice[96]
- Bradden: St Michael
- Caldecote: St Augustine's Mission Chapel [built C19th/20th]
- Easton Neston: St Mary
- Greens Norton: St Bartholomew
- Towcester: St Lawrence
- Amelcote Benefice[97]
- Cold Higham: St Luke
- Gayton: St Mary
- Pattishall: Holy Cross
- Tiffield: St John the Baptist
- South Cleley Benefice[98]
- Cosgrove: St Peter & St Paul
- Potterspury with Furtho: St Nicholas
- Wicken: St John the Evangelist
- Yardley Gobion: St Leonard [built 1864]
- Deanshanger and Passenham[99]
- Deanshanger: Holy Trinity [built 1853]
- Passenham: St Guthlac
Deanery of Wellingborough
- Bozeat etc[100]
- Bozeat: St Mary the Virgin
- Easton Maudit: St Peter & St Paul
- Strixton: St Romwald
- Wollaston: St Mary
- Wymersley Benefice[101]
- Brafield-on-the-Green: St Laurence
- Cogenhoe: St Peter
- Great Houghton: St Mary the Virgin
- Little Houghton: St Mary the Virgin
- Yardley Hastings Benefice[102]
- Castle Ashby: St Mary Magdalene
- Denton: St Margaret
- Grendon: St Mary
- Whiston: St Mary the Virgin
- Yardley Hastings: St Andrew
- Earls Barton[103]
- Great Doddington, Wilby and Ecton[104]
- Ecton: St Mary Magdalene
- Great Doddington: St Nicholas
- Wilby: St Mary the Virgin
- 5 Churches Benefice[105]
- Great Harrowden: All Saints
- Isham: St Peter
- Little Harrowden: St Mary the Virgin
- Orlingbury: St Mary
- Pytchley: All Saints
- Mears Ashby Group[106]
- Hardwick: St Leonard
- Mears Ashby: All Saints
- Overstone: St Nicholas
- Sywell: St Peter & St Paul
- Irchester[107]
- Irchester: St Katharine
- Wellingborough All Saints with All Hallows[108]
- Wellingborough: All Hallows [ancient parish church]
- Wellingborough: All Saints [1868]
- Wellingborough: Gleneagles[109]
- Gleneagles Anglican Church [modern]
- Wellingborough St Andrew & St Barnabas[110]
- Wellingborough: St Andrew [modern; eccl. parish 1964]
- Wellingborough: St Barnabas [1893]
- Wellingborough: St Mark[111]
- St Mark's, Wellingborough [modern; eccl. parish 1969]
- Wellingborough: St Mary the Virgin[112]
- St Mary the Virgin, Wellingborough [built 1908–1930]
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Closed and former churches
- All Saints Church, Aldwincle (closed 1976)
- St Mary the Virgin's Church, Ayston (closed 2012)
- Barford Chapel (demolished C17th)[113]
- St Peter's Chapel, Barleythorpe (date of closure unknown)[114]
- Barrow Chapel, Barrow, Rutland[115]
- Holy Trinity Church, Blatherwycke (closed 1976)
- St Mary Magdalene, Blatherwycke (closed C15th)[116]
- St James' Chapel, Brackley (gave its name to a parish, but location and date of demolition unclear)
- Holy Cross Church, Burley (closed 1976)
- St Mary, Canons Ashby, owned by the National Trust
- Catesby Old Church (abandoned 16th century)[117]
- Chapel Brampton Chapel (closed in the medieval period)[118]
- St Andrew's, Clay Coton (closed 1950s, now converted into a private house)
- The Epiphany, Corby (closed 2011, now a gym)[119]
- The Kingswood Church, Corby (closure date unknown)[120]
- St Andrew's Church, Cranford St Andrew (closed c. 1996)
- St James, Daventry (built 1839; closed 1962)
- St Peter's Church, Deene
- St Barnabas Mission Church, New Duston (built 1887, since closed)[121]
- Elkington Church (demolished in the medieval period)[122]
- St Denis, Faxton (closed 1939)
- St Bartholomew's Church, Furtho (closed 1989)
- St Helen's, Glendon (closed c. 1500)[123]
- Gunthorpe Chapel (closed in the medieval period)[124]
- All Saints Church, Holdenby (closed 1972)
- All Saints' Church, Horn (closed 15th century)
- St Mary Magdalene, Horton (closed 2012)
- All Saints, Irthlingborough (ruined by 16th century)[125]
- St Peter's, Lilford (demolished 1788)[126]
- St Nicholas, Little Bowden (presumably transferred to the Diocese of Leicester when Little Bowden parish was transferred to Leicestershire)[127]
- St John's, Little Brington (built c. 1855, demolished except for tower 1947)[128]
- St Peter's, Little Oakley (closed 1977)[129]
- St Martin's, Martinsthorpe (fell out of use C16th–17th)[130]
- St Faith's, Newton (redundant C20th)[131]
- St Matthew's Church, Normanton (closed 1970)
- St Guthlac's Mission Church, North Side, Thorney (built 1902, closed C20th)[132]
- St Andrew's, Northampton (built 1841; demolished 1970s)[133]
- St Bartholomew or St Lawrence, Northampton (closed c. 1520)[134]
- St Edmund's, Northampton (medieval) (closed 15th century)[135]
- St Edmund's, Northampton (Victorian) (built 1846, demolished c. 1980)[136]
- St Gabriel's, Northampton (opened 1894, closed 1925)[137]
- St Katherine's, Northampton (built 1839, demolished 1950)[138]
- St Lawrence the Martyr, Northampton (1879; closed second half of 20th century)[139]
- St Paul's, Semilong, Northampton (1877; closed second half of 20th century)[139]
- St Peter's Church, Northampton (closed 1995)
- All Saints, Orton (closed 1966)[140]
- St Barnabas, Peterborough (built 1899; closed at an unknown date)[141]
- St James' Mission Chapel, Eastgate, Peterborough (built 1884, closed 1960s)[142]
- St Michael's Mission Chapel, Newark, Peterborough (built 1872, demolished 1980)[142]
- St John the Baptist, Plumpton[143]
- St Peter and St Paul's Church, Preston Deanery (closed 1972)
- St Peter's, Rushton (demolished 1799)[113]
- St Martin's, Stamford Baron (ancient parish church transferred to the Diocese of Lincoln 1990)
- Stuchbury Church (destroyed 16th century)[144]
- St Botolph's, Sulby (abandoned c. 1400)[145]
- St Peter's Church, Tickencote (worship ceased 2019)
- St Andrew's, Ufford (closed 2014)[146]
- St Michael's Church, Upton (closed 1981)
- St John the Baptist's Church, Wakerley (closed 1972)
- St Botolph's Church, Wardley (closed 2010)
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Dedications of medieval parish churches
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Chapels are in italics. See also List of civil parishes in Northamptonshire#Medieval parishes.
- All Saints: Adstone, Aldwincle, Barnwell, Braunston, Braunston-in-Rutland, Braybrooke, Brixworth, Clipston, Cottesbrooke, Croughton, Dingley, Easton on the Hill, Flore, Great Addington, Great Harrowden, Hargrave, Harpole, Holdenby, Horn, Irthlingborough, Kings Cliffe, Lamport, Laxton, Lilbourne, Little Billing, Little Casterton, Mears Ashby, Middleton Cheney, Naseby, Northampton, Norton, Oakham, Orton, Paston, Pickworth, Pitsford, Polebrook, Pytchley, Rushton, Seaton, Sudborough, Sutton Bassett, Thorpe Malsor, Tinwell, Wellingborough, West Haddon, Wilbarston, Wittering, Yelvertoft
- Holy Cross: Burley, Byfield, Daventry, Milton Malsor, Pattishall
- Holy Sepulchre: Northampton
- Holy Trinity: Blatherwycke, Charwelton, Denford, Hinton in the Hedges, Rothwell, Teigh
- St Andrew: Arthingworth, Barnwell, Brigstock, Broughton, Clay Coton, Collyweston, Cotterstock, Cranford, Cransley, Earls Barton, Glaston, Great Billing, Hambleton, Harlestone, Lyddington, Northborough, Old, Spratton, Stoke Dry, Thornhaugh, Ufford, Whilton, Whissendine, Yardley Hastings
- St Anne: Shutlanger
- St Bartholomew: Furtho, Greens Norton, Northampton
- St Benedict: Glinton
- St Botolph: Barton Seagrave, Church Brampton, Helpston, Longthorpe, Slapton, Stoke Albany, Sulby, Wardley
- St Catherine: Draughton, Irchester
- St Columba: Collingtree
- St Cyneburh: Castor
- St Denys: Cold Ashby, Faxton, Kelmarsh, Ravensthorpe
- St Edmund: Egleton, Hardingstone, Northampton, Warkton
- St Etheldreda: Guilsborough
- St Faith: Kilsby, Newton
- St George: Evenley, Wootton
- St Giles: Desborough, Northampton
- St Gregory: Northampton
- St Guthlac: Passenham
- St Helen: Glendon, Great Oxendon, Sibbertoft, Thornby
- St James: Brackley, Edgcote, Grafton Underwood, Gretton, Newbottle, Paulerspury, Syresham, Thrapston, [Thurning]
- St James the Less: Sulgrave
- St John the Baptist: Abthorpe, Barnack, Bisbrooke, Blisworth, Boughton, Chelveston-cum-Caldecott, Corby, Cranford, East Farndon, Harringworth, Hartwell, Hellidon, Kingsthorpe, North Luffenham, Peterborough, Piddington, Plumpton, Quinton, Slipton, Stibbington, Thorpe Achurch, Thorpe Mandeville, Tiffield, Upper Boddington, Upton (Peterborough), Wakerley, Werrington
- St John the Evangelist: Caldecott (Rutland), Ryhall, Whitfield, Wicken
- St Lawrence: Brafield on the Green, Long Buckby, Marston St Lawrence, Radstone, Stanwick, Towcester
- St Leodegarius: Ashby St Ledgers
- St Leonard: Apethorpe, Aston le Walls, Glapthorn, Hardwick, Loddington, Rockingham
- St Luke: Cold Higham, Duston, Kislingbury, Tixover
- St Margaret: Alderton, Crick, Denton, Luddington, Northampton
- St Martin: Litchborough, Lyndon, [Stamford Baron], Welton
- St Mary: Ashley, Ashwell, Ayston, Badby, Bainton, Barby, Benefield, Blakesley, Bozeat, Brampton Ash, Brington, Burton Latimer, Canons Ashby, Clipsham, Culworth, Dallington, Dodford, Duddington, East Haddon, Easton Neston, Edith Weston, Everdon, Farthinghoe, Fawsley, Finedon, Gayton, Grafton Regis, Great Houghton, Great Weldon, Greetham, Grendon, Higham Ferrers, Ketton, Little Addington, Little Harrowden, Little Houghton, Maidwell, Manton, Marholm, Morcott, Moreton Pinkney, Northampton, Orlingbury, Ringstead,[147] Roade, Rushden, South Luffenham, Southwick, Staverton, Stoke Bruerne, Tansor, Thenford, Titchmarsh, Wansford, Wappenham, Warkworth, Warmington, Weekley, Welford, Weston by Welland, Whiston, Whittlebury, Wilby, Wollaston, Woodford, Woodford Halse, Woodnewton
- St Mary & All Saints: Fotheringhay, Holcot, Nassington, Pilton (Northants)
- SS Mary & Botolph: Thorney
- SS Mary & Edmund: Catesby
- SS Mary & Peter: Weedon Lois
- St Mary Magdalene: Blathewycke, Castle Ashby, Cottingham, Ecton, Essendine, Geddington, Helmdon, Horton, Yarwell
- SS Mary Magdalene & Andrew: Ridlington
- St Matthew: Eye, Normanton
- St Michael: Ashton, Aynho, Bradden, Bugbrooke, Farthinghoe, Great Creaton, Great Oakley, Haselbech, Newnham, Northampton, Silverstone, Stowe IX Churches, Sutton, Upton (Northampton), Wadenhoe, Whitwell, Winwick (Northants)
- St Nicholas: Bulwick, Cottesmore, Eydon, Great Doddington, Islip, [Little Bowden], Marston Trussell, Overstone, Pilton (Rutland), Potterspury, Stanford, Stretton, Thistleton, Twywell, Winwick (Cambs)
- St Pega: Peakirk
- St Peter: Aldwincle, Barrowden, Belton, Brackley, Brooke, Clopton, Cogenhoe, Deene, East Carlton, Empingham, Greatworth, Irthlingborough, Isham, Lilford, Little Oakley, Lowick, Lutton, Maxey, Newton Bromswold, Northampton, Oundle, Raunds, Rushton, Stanion, Steane, Tickencote, Walgrave, Weston Favell
- SS Peter & Paul: Abington, Brockhall, Chalcombe, Chipping Warden, Cosgrove, Courteenhall, Easton Maudit, Exton, Great Casterton, Hannington, Harrington, Hemington, Kettering, Kings Sutton, Langham, Maidford, Market Overton, Moulton, Nether Heyford, Preston (Rutland), Preston Capes, Preston Deanery, Rothersthorpe, Scaldwell, Sywell, Uppingham, Watford, Weedon Bec, Wing
- St Remigius: Water Newton
- St Rumbald/Romwald: Stoke Doyle, Strixton
- St Stephen: Carlby (Lincs), Etton
- Dedication unknown/no dedication: Barford, Barrow, Chapel Brampton, Elkington, Stuchbury
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Dedications of post-medieval churches
- All Saints: Kettering (1898), Peterborough (1891), Wellingborough (1868)
- Christ Church: Northampton (1904)
- Christ the Carpenter: Peterborough (1950)
- Christ the King: Kettering (1969)
- Emmanuel: Northampton (1974), Werrington (1987)
- Epiphany: Corby (C20th)
- Grace Church: Upton (2021)
- Holy Spirit: Bretton (1977)
- Holy Trinity: Deanshanger (1853), Northampton (1910)
- St Alban: Northampton (1938)
- St Andrew: Kettering (1869), Northampton (1841), Wellingborough (c. 1964)
- St Augustine: Caldecote (C19th/20th), King's Heath (c. 1950)
- St Barnabas: New Duston (1887), Peterborough (1899), Wellingborough (1893)
- St Bartholomew: Newborough (1830)
- St Benedict: Northampton (1982)
- St Catherine: Northampton (1839)
- St Columba & the Northern Saints: Corby (1957)
- St David: Kingsthorpe (1940)
- St Edmund: Northampton (1846)
- St Francis: Duston (1968)
- St Gabriel: Northampton (1894)
- St Guthlac: North Side (1902)
- St James: Daventry (1839), Hollowell (1840), Northampton (1868), Peterborough (1884), Upper Stowe (1855)
- St John (unspecified): Little Brington (1855)
- St John the Evangelist: Kettering (C19th/20th)
- St Jude: Peterborough (1964)
- St Lawrence: Northampton (1879)
- St Leonard: Yardley Gobion (1864)
- St Luke: Peterborough (1901)
- St Mark: Kingsthorpe (c. 1960), Peterborough (1856), Wellingborough (c. 1969)
- St Mary: Far Cotton (1875), Kettering (1893), Peterborough (1860), Pipewell (1881), Wellingborough (1908)
- St Matthew: Northampton (1891)
- St Michael: Kettering (1908), Northampton (1881), Peterborough (1872)
- St Paul: Northampton (1877), Peterborough (1869)
- St Peter: Rushden (1907)
- SS Peter & Andrew: Corby (pre-1967)
- Dedication unknown/no dedication: Corby (C20th), Grange Park (c. 2000), Halse (1900), Mawsley (C21st), Rushden (1992), Wellingborough (C20th/21st)
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