Harlington is in mid-Bedfordshire, about 5 miles north of Luton and 17 miles south of Bedford. It has a Thameslink rail station on its western side and is about 2 miles from junction 12 of the M1 motorway.

Street map of village
Map of Mid-Bedfordshire

Follow these instructions and refer to the above maps to get to the church:

By rail Railway timetable
Walk up the hill out of the station car park. When you get to the road follow the footpath round to the right onto Station Road. Walk up the road for about 200 metres until you get to the crossroads at the top (you may wish to cross the road part way up as the footpath runs out). At the top of the road turn right into Sundon Road. Walk down the hill, passing the Carpenters Arms on the right. About 70 metres down the hill is the Methodist Church.

By road from the motorway:
Leave the M1 at junction 12 heading east towards Flitwick. The first turning is to a garden centre, the second is of a roundabout, signposted Harlington Station. Take the second exit from the roundabout. Follow the road for about 3/4 of a mile up hill. You will cross the railway bridge as you get to the edge of the village. At the crossroads turn right. Almost immediately left is the village hall carpark. This may well be the best place to park. The church is about 70 metres down the hill on the right.

By road from Flitwick:
Leave Flitwick on the A5120. Go through Westoning. About 200 metres after you leave Westoning take the sliproad turning on your left.Follow the road for about 1 mile. Just after you enter the village you will go under the railway line. Immediately afterwards turn right. You will be in Westoning Road. Follow the road up the hill to the top. As you reach the top you will be at crossroads (you have right of way). Go straight over. Almost immediately left is the village hall carpark. This may well be the best place to park. The church is about 70 metres down the hill on the right.

By road from Barton / A6:
From the centre of Barton take the Bxxx westbound. Follow the road through Sharpenhoe for about 3 miles eventually climbing a steep hill before entering the village. Continue along Barton road, passing the parish church on your left. Turn left at the crossroads about 50 metres after the parish church. Almost immediately left is the village hall carpark. This may well be the best place to park. The church is about 70 metres down the hill on the right.