St John the Baptist

A service focusing on teaching, with organ-lead hymns. A creche is available as is the junior church for those between 3 - 16 years. Followed by refreshments and a chance to chat, meet new people, swap news.

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This meeting is currently happening by Zoom. A chance for the church to meet and pray for our work, our community, our church family, our diocese, and other current events and happenings. We start with coffee and a natter.

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A daily, streamed, holiday club for all children, everywhere. Includes the daily briefing, puppets, Bob's joke of the day, cartoon, messy games, drama, song and lots of larks. Children encouraged to participate with their contributions. Watch by going to www.youtube.com/stjohnsyeovil
Taking place in the week of 20th July, Monday to Friday and a holiday club live streamed service on Sunday 26th at 10.30am.

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A weekly cafe held in the church, which is open to anybody. On hand every week are members of our Christians Against Poverty debt centre team who can spend time talking to you about debt and the work of CAP if you require it. If you would like someone to prayer with you or simply to spend a bit of time talking with you these are also possible. Otherwise, just a perfectly ordinary, rather friendly and welcoming town centre cafe. Home made cakes a speciality!

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A non-singing, midweek communion followed by refreshments. A quieter affair than Sundays but very welcoming to all.

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A more formal communion service, with music by the organ. Junior church for the 3-16 year olds takes place at the same time and we have a creche. Refreshments follow the service when much chatting to and welcoming of newcomers takes place.

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Following the suspension of all our church services we will be live-streaming a mini service from our church every Sunday morning. If you are unable to 'tune-in' at the time you will be able to find recordings of it on our webpage after the event. http://www.sjyeovil.org.uk/resources/videos

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Surely the best service of the year when we celebrate our risen Lord and Saviour! We may each be in our own homes, and perhaps feeling distant from our church family, but at this live-streamed service, we can be together as the family of God. We love to encourage you to send in photos or videos of yourselves during the service, which we can share as an encouragement to each other, and especially to those who live on their own and are self-isolating.

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So much we are unable to do this Easter, but we plan to continue our Good Friday tradition of the morning family service. So join us this coming Good Friday for our live-streamed family service. Join through our YouTube channel so that you can participate with comments and feel part of our Good Friday service as we think about the Easter events and the Saviour who died for us all.

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