Denomination:	C of E - Wendover Deanery
Local Authority to 2020:	Chiltern District Council
Local Authority UA:	Bucks UA (Missendens)
Address of Church:	Church Lane, Great Missenden
Nearest Post Code:	HP16 0BA
O/S Map Reference/NGR:	SP 90014 01036
Latitude & Longitude:	51.70086, -0.69888  Google Map
Church Web Site:	www.missendenchurch.org.uk. . .
CofE ACNY Web Site:	www.achurchnearyou.com/church/5879/

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For details of this church on our "Historic Churches of Buckinghamshire" website, please click here

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Notes on Church:

The church stands above Great Missenden, with the bypass slicing through the hillside just below it. It has evolved with a mixture of work in the Decorated and Perpendicular styles, later being restored by John Oldrid Scott around 1900.

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Introduction to Stained Glass:

We show 7 windows, including 2 good ones in the Chancel by William Wailes. 2 others are from the 20th century, and an unusual interior screen of 2006 by Nicholas Mynheer.

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CHURCH PLAN

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8 WINDOWS

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Thumbnail	Code	Location	Type	Subject(s)	Date	Craftsmen
	01	East	5 lights	Angels & Scriptural texts	1850	W Wailes
	02	Chancel S (E)	4 lights	Geometric patterns, Scriptural Text, Nativity, Ascension, Geometric patterns	†1865	W Wailes
	05	Chancel S (W)	2 lights	Old glass fragments	16C
	10	S aisle S (E)	3 lights	Christ in the house of Mary & Martha, Suffer the little children, Christ and the woman at the well of Samaria	1864	Henry Casolani James Powell & Sons
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	12	S aisle S (W)	3 lights	Memorial to Doctor Thompson and two sons with St Luke, Virgin and Child and St Christopher and Coats of Arms, symbols of family history	1948 dedication amended 1962	G E R Smith AK Nicholson Studios 1937-60's
	17	N Aisle N (E)	3 lights	Quarries	c1900
	18	N Transept N	3 lights	Light of the world, 'Suffer little children to come unto me', The Good Shepherd	1914	Jones & Willis
	24	South Transept	Glass Screen at Entrance to Transept	St Peter and St Paul, either side of a central panel expressing the Glory of God through light and colour emanating from a Cross.	2006	Jonathan Tompson Nicholas Mynheer Daedalian Glass

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