The United Wye Benefice is a group of ten Church of England churches in the Diocese of Canterbury and Deanery of West Bridge. This benefice now includes the Stone Street Group of churches (Elmsted, Hastingleigh, Petham, Stelling Minnis, Upper Hardres and Waltham).

For all enquiries, including Parish Magazine subscriptions, artwork, pew notices, please contact the Benefice Office.

The Benefice Office is open daily, Monday to Friday from 09.30 to 15.30.

Click on the links below for information about each church.

Boughton Aluph: All Saints and St Christopher's

Brook: St Mary's

Elmsted: St James the Great

Hastingleigh: St Mary the Virgin

Hinxhill: St Mary's

Petham: All Saints

Stelling: St Mary's

Upper Hardres: St Peter and St Paul

Waltham: St Bartholomew's

Wye: St Gregory and St Martin's

The Parish Magazine is published monthly by the Benefice Office (not the Parish Council). The magazine covers church matters and includes a range of community-related articles, event notices and contact details for clubs and societies. The magaine is part funded by advertising for local businesses.

The Parish Council and the Wye Ward member provide brief reports. This helps to inform those residents who do not have access to the internet.

The Parish Magazine, price £2, is available either from Wye Church, Wye News, Wye Post Office and Perry Court Farm Shop, or by annual subscription (£18). If you wish to subscribe but live outside the delivery area (Wye, Hinxhill, Brook and Boughton Aluph) please contact the Benefice Office.

For subscriptions, artwork, pew notices and general enquiries please contact the Benefice Office. For all advertising enquiries please contact Sue Powell direct.