St Andrew's Boscombe

St Andrew's Boscombe became a Chapel of Ease, within the Parish of St Nicholas Porton & District, in 2018 and, as such, only holds a few Services each year. For details, and further information about this historic church, please email: [email protected]

St Nicholas, Cholderton

St Nicholas is a church with a long history, which serves the vibrant village of Cholderton. Although set on the edge of the main residential area, accessible off the main road by a narrow lane, it is well worth making the journey to find it...! Sunday Services are usually held at 11.00am on the first and third Sunday of each month, as well as at festival times eg: Christmas, Easter etc

St Nicholas, Porton

St Nicholas, on the Winterslow Road in Porton, is the Parish Church for the whole Parish of St Nicholas Porton and District, created in 2018 to include the communities of Idmiston, Porton, Gomeldon as well as Allington and Boscombe. Regular Sunday Services are held usually starting at 9.30am, as well as at festival times, eg: Christmas, Easter etc

St Andrew's Newton Tony

St Andrew's is located about 100 yards from Newton Tony's Memorial Hall, where parking is usually available, and serves the Parish of Newton Tony, with close links to the local Primary School. Currently, two Communion Services are normally held each month, and everyone is welcome to join us at 9.30am on those occasions.

St Michael & All Angels, Winterbourne Earls with Dauntsey, Hurdcott & Ford

Welcome to St Michael & All Angels church, where Services are usually held on the second, third and fourth Sunday of each month, starting at 11.00am. We offer a warm welcome to all, and invite you to find out more about the activities in the Benefice on our weekly 'In Touch' pew sheet, under the 'Notice sheets' tab. Thank you and every blessing

St Mary's, Winterbourne Gunner

St Mary’s is a small, simple 13th century church that has been a place of worship and prayer for more than 800 years.

It has been loved, nurtured and maintained by successive generations and still is today. Most of the services are from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer, the liturgy and language being appropriate in such an ancient church.

Services are usually held at 9.30am on the first and third Sunday of each month, as well as at festivals such as Christmas and Easter. We warmly welcome everyone.

The current ‘In Touch’ leaflet (under tab ‘Notice Sheets’) provides up to date details and information about activities in the whole Benefice