An opportunity to join others online to say the Daily Prayer Service for the Day.
During August, our morning services will all be Communion Services for the whole Benefice, moving around the various churches, and each one will be based around one of Jesus' parables. Today's service will be based around "The Parable of the Mustard Seed".
Most of our churches have worship once a week on a Sunday: 930am for Charfield and Rangeworthy, 11am for Kingswood and Wickwar. St Giles Hillesley has worship twice a month, 8am (1st Sunday) and 9:30am (3rd Sunday). All the churches come together on a fifth Sunday. This pattern can vary, however, so please check before coming. Following this link will give you access to our service rota, which is a live document and should be up to date! https://docs.google.com/document/d/12_cOxaDvuzeMh1t2Ntz_TwqNI-b0sI4RXd7r_M2Wv-M/edit?tab=t.0
Services typically last 45 minutes to one hour.
This August, we will be trialling a series of experimental one-off services on Sunday afternoon or evening to see how they go down. Today's service is aimed to have something suitable for all ages to enable the generations to worship together.
During August, our morning services will all be Communion Services for the whole Benefice, moving around the various churches, and each one will be based around one of Jesus' parables. Today's service will be based around "The Parable of the Prodigal Son"
Where there is a fifth Sunday in the month, we usually join together across the Benefice for a single service. This will be at the time that is usual for the host church (9:30am for Charfield, Rangeworthy or Hillesley, 11am for Kingswood or Wickwar). For fuller details please follow this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/12_cOxaDvuzeMh1t2Ntz_TwqNI-b0sI4RXd7r_M2Wv-M/edit?tab=t.0
During August, our morning services will all be Communion Services for the whole Benefice, moving around the various churches, and each one will be based around one of Jesus' parables. Today's service will be based around "The Parable of the Lost Sheep"