A Holy Week Messy Church event reflection
9th May 2023How the work amongst children and families at Holy Trinity Church in Yeovil is beginning to grow.
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How the work amongst children and families at Holy Trinity Church in Yeovil is beginning to grow.
People from across the diocese get hands on and experience of the new ‘Messy Adventures’ material.
Villagers collect pennies for fund raising ring around the church challenge. The money raised will help pay for new facilities to make the church building fully usable by all the community.
Day course inspired by church windows created and gifted by former POW with thanks and reconciliation after WW2.
Students complete the CMS Certificate in Pioneer Mission run in partnership with the Dioceses of Truro and Salisbury.
Her Audio Bible UK, pioneered by a curate from Bath, is launched on International Women’s Day.
Join in with the special weekend of celebrations planned for the Coronation and find out more about the Church of England resources that available to help promote your events.
Celebrations as community hub inside the church reaches fruition.
More than 65 people celebrate their faith around a camp fire on Minhead Beach.
Two friends from the USA make a special trip to Ilminster to the church where they've joined online services for more than 2 years.
"It's a way of showing God's love in the community… being present with people and letting them know they're valued and loved.â€
Food for thought on the CMS Pioneer Mission course
A cascade of 2,000 hand made flowers, an open Church Heritage Exhibition, picnics, the lighting of beacons and much more is taking place in Bath and Wells to celebrate The Queen's Platium Jubilee.
Mandy and Richard Priestley take on new role
It's the first time the diocese of Truro and Salisbury join with Bath and Wells for the Holy Rumpus!
Churches across Bath and Wells respond to the situation in Ukraine.
Join in celebrating all the gifts people share in their communities, churches & contexts
In the last few years Nailsea has played its part in welcoming Syrian families from war-torn areas and refugee camps.
A series of art installations created almost entirely with resources that would have otherwise gone to landï¬ll is to be displayed in the churchyard of St John's church Glastonbury during Holy Week.
This Easter, the Wellington team of churches have been working together to share hope and joy with the community through the angels of joy project.