Pre 1955: Bletchley Baptist Mission Hall 24th May 1939: The opening of the new school hall in Old Bletchley.
This is now housing, located opposite Tesco on Newton Road. 1942:A company of the Girls Life Brigade began (2nd Bletchley).
1955: St Andrews Baptist Church A site was found on the corner of Buckingham Road and St Andrews Road. March 1955: the building work commenced 28th May 1955: a stone laying ceremony was held at the site of St Andrews.
15th October 1955: St Andrews Baptist Church Opening The day which everyone had worked and prayed towards was finally here. 350 people turned out at the opening of the building.
With the opening of the new church, it was decided to commence a regular
Sunday Morning service.
Until the start of the 1970's St Andrews was the centre of the community.
Our Ministers:
Revd. Neil B Hall
1957-1963
Revd. Alan F Griggs
1964-1969
Revd. Alfred Wood
1970-1973
By 1996 the church had declined heavily and was unable to support a full-time minister.
Revd. Donald Jayne
1974-1979
Revd. Allison Fuller
1979-1996
Our Student Ministers:
1996-1998 Two Year Interregnum
Andy Melvin
1998-2001
David Gregory
2001-2004
2007:
Serious consideration of future.
Simon Gray
2004-2007
Brian Stocker
2008-2011 2011 onwards Full Time Minister
2008-2011: Growth in Several Ways St Andrews birthed a short-term vision to be a prodigal friendly Church.
2011: Minister St Andrews appointed its first full-time minister since 1996 with support from Home Mission.
2012: Vision St Andrews vision to be a community hub was born out of prophetic words and scripture, namely Isaiah 54:2
2013: Staffing St Andrews took on two interns - one for Administration and the other for Music. The Administration intern progressed into an apprenticeship, part-time and now full-time, now supported by the church and external funding.
2016: Home Mission
St Andrews came out of Home Mission, years earlier than expected.
2020: Interregnum
Following being with us for eleven years, our minister Revd. Brian Stocker moved on and we went into a period of interregnum.
