Butlers Marston - St. Peter and St. Paul

A warm welcome is waiting for worshippers of all ages - children are encouraged to help with services particularly lighting and blowing out the candles!  We have Common worship, BCP and lay led services, and evensong on the first Sunday of the month at 6:00 pm. Services on the second ,third and fourth Sundays all start at 9:30 am. We have heated toilet and baby changing facilities. The Church is normally open daily during daylight hours. If necessary the Churchwarden can be contacted on 01926 641 647 or 07949369531. We have home made refreshments after each service. 

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Dick Leaper

Brook House Butlers Marston WARWICK

CV35 0NF
Churchwarden
01926641647
07949369531
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Harvest service

for 1 hour
Butlers Marston - St. Peter and St. Paul
Church Lane Butlers Marston Warwick/Stratford-upon-Avon, CV35 0NA, United Kingdom

An all age service of thanksgiving for the harvest. Please bring donations of foodstuff (tins, packets, fresh produce); this will decorate the altar and then be donated to the local food bank.
All welcome, refreshments after the service.

Our Benefice
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Evening prayers 7th December - please note NO Evening prayer Christingle @ 4:00 pm instead

Instead of Evening prayers we will have a combined Christingle and Advent carols service followed by refreshments - all ages are welcome.

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Safeguarding

Our Parish of Butlers Marston is committed to safeguarding children, young people and adults from harm. We follow the House of Bishops guidance and policies and are in the process of appointing a Benefice Safeguarding Office (BSO) who will have responsibility for the six parishes of the Stourdene Benefice. The Diocese of Coventry safeguarding pages have links and information including contact details of the Diocesan Safeguarding Officer.
If you are concerned that someone may have been harmed or may be a risk of harm please contact the Diocesan Safeguarding Officer or the Churchwarden.
If you have immediate concerns about someone's safety, please contact the police or your local authority's social care services.