United Benefice Holy Communion

Every Fifth Sunday at for 1 hour
Christ Church
Church Place Pill Bristol, BS20 0AE, United Kingdom

The United Benefice Holy Communion is a Family Friendly service on the fifth Sunday in the month, which is held in sequence at each of the three churches in the Benefice.(Pill, Easton-in-Gordano and Portbury) Please consult our notice board to establish the venue. Since the pandemic our celebrant dips a wafer in blessed wine for each celebrant, but we do not sip from a common cup to minimise the risk of infection.

Christ Church

Sunday 19th April , the third Sunday after Easter, and Christ Church celebrates the day with a Service of Holy Communion at 10.30 am

Our Coimmunion Service is followed by our Annual Parochial Church Council Meeting in the Church Room, when all parishioners are welcome to come and discuss our chhurch year review and plans for the future. Our meeting is followed by a communal lunch in the Church Room, and we hope many of those attending will dine with us.

Our Readings are:

ACTS  Chapter12 Verses 14a and 36-41 Peter encourages the crowd to be baptised

and Luke  chapter 24, verses 13-35  Jesus on the Road to Emmaus

"Lord Jesus, who traveled with the disciples on the road to Emmaus: Be with us on the way, that we may know you in the scriptures, in the breaking of bread, and in the hearts of all whom we meet.

 Amen."




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Get in touch

David Yates, churchwarden

23, Brookside,
Pill
Bristol BS20 0JX
North Somerset

(01275) 372678
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United Benefice Holy Communion

Every Fifth Sunday at for 1 hour
Christ Church
Church Place Pill Bristol, BS20 0AE, United Kingdom

The United Benefice Holy Communion is a Family Friendly service on the fifth Sunday in the month, which is held in sequence at each of the three churches in the Benefice.(Pill, Easton-in-Gordano and Portbury) Please consult our notice board to establish the venue. Since the pandemic our celebrant dips a wafer in blessed wine for each celebrant, but we do not sip from a common cup to minimise the risk of infection.