Welcome to the internet home of Olney Baptist Church, or as we are sometimes known, Sutcliff Baptist Church. We are a community of worshippers based in this small but wonderful North Buckinghamshire town. We use the church premises for fellowship and worshipping our saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ who came into this world as a sacrifice for our sins so that we may have eternal life with the Father. We feel this is something to celebrate and be thankful for! Please feel free to browse around the website and get a feel for who we are and what we believe. Better still, why not join us for one of our worship services on Sundays at 10.30am or 6.00pm - you'd be very welcome.

This year's local Lifepath event took place in Elstow near Beford on 11th and 12th June.
This event is run by number of local trusts and organisations and this year they brought the story of John Bunyan to life. For more details see the Scripture Union Lifepath website.

Click here to see a few photos of the fun!

A great day out was had by all who participated in the sponsored cycle around Rutland Water on 26th April, helped in no small part by the perfect weather! We're happy to report that all riders successfully completed the course, with some embarking on the extra peninsular. Many thanks to all who came along and supported and assisted with the transportation of bikes and riders.
If you haven't already sponsored the riders, don't worry, there's still time to give your donation this coming weekend so find a Gigg member and help us raise funds for the Olney-Newton Link.

Click here to see photos of us in action!

The ever popular Holiday Bible Club in Olney, hosted by the Combined Churches of Olney, will once again take place during the summer school break and this year the theme is On Safari.

This year the dates are 3rd to 7th August, so book it into your diary now.

Click here for more details.

The Church Periodical is now available for download in PDF format. It provides an insight into Church life over the past year or so, but also includes some interesting history and other information. Click here to download (warning - file size 2.8MB so it may take a short while!)